Vista ramdom

I've placed my PC so as to directly take in the cool air from my central air and brought my average CPU temp down to 20 Degrees C while not in use my AC seems to be running all the time I'm still up for any suggestion posted or to expand on current suggestions I'll continue to watch my volts and temp. Forgot to mention this I shutdown just fine it seems I remember when I used to have an Asus board, I think Asus Probe or something else they had could be set to record voltages constantly, it were how I found out my PSU had normal voltage for the most part but every so often the voltage dropped quite abit in just a spike for 1 second or so after a few of those the comp would just power down So that's the sort of thing I'd probably be looking out for but obviously you won't want to sit there constantly looking at it, so it helps to have something that records it constantly for you to look at later.

Gives you an idea of the last moments before shut down too. Hence why I suggest them I guess. Hopefully if anything goes funky it will catch it. As soon as I get done posting this I'll go ahead and make sure every thing I can unplug or pull out short of the CPU and HSF because thermal paste is a pain is properly reseated That's a great thought actually. I'm going to go ahead and mark this thread as solved because it seems to be an intermittent problem.

Thanks alot for all the input from you guys It definitely helped out for troubleshooting. We're a friendly, industry-focused community of developers, IT pros, digital marketers, and technology enthusiasts meeting, learning, and sharing knowledge. You're trying to visit a URL that doesn't currently exist on the web.

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Map List Where to? It's not heat either I have an air-conditioned room just for my computers, 5 in all, I keep it a comfortable I've done all the updates that Windows sends out and I still have R. So I guess we just wait till Microsoft finally stumbles upon what's causing the problem? I've built all my own computers until this one, my first one was a DX66 running Windows3. Until I saw all the other people having the same problem, I thought I had a lemon computer.

Or did I miss the one conversation that fixed the R. Hanging out in the N. Mread — Now you have three exceptions. I just paid over 5k for a brand new Dell and it has Vista Ultimate and Office factory installed. My machine is top of the line and just shuts down at complete random — I never had these issue with XP.

Believe me I don't have a problem going out and buy a retail version of Vista but is this really going to fix the problem?? My thought is that it is a Vista issue and they have no idea what is causing it. I have just recently put my PC into a Clean Boot State so only Microsoft products are running and still it randomly shuts down.

I will post up the complete thread of emails I have had with the tech as soon as we have a conclusive answer one way or another. As I mentioned in my previous post, the Dell is made by dell, and as such, everything inside of it is dell including the software though that is somewhat more complicated, so do let me explain.

Then, you have what they call OEM programs that are specific to major computer manufacturers as they all make their own specific OEM's. What an OEM is, is that in this case, Microsoft did indeed build Windows Vista, but the program that is loaded into your laptop is not the same program that Microsoft licensed to dell or gateway. Due to her young nature and lifespan as an artificial human, Vista lacks the concept of basic human morality.

She was invited as member of the Lords due to her scientific skill demonstrating capabilities such as creating SoulDregs, and being able to resurrect the dead corpses of Veneris Raged and Phlema. Vista is an artificial human created by the Cherry Umbrals using a cross between human genes and fox genes resulting in Vista's fox's ears. However, artificial humans have a extremely short-lived lifespan as many die within 5 years with their 4th year showing great signs of aging and then their final year becoming an unrecognizable lump of meat.