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Join Date: Oct 2004
Location: Sumner, WA
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OS: Windows XP Pro
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Computer Reboots after ME is booted
Hey guys
I have this computer here thats running WinME. After the computer is booted, it reboots. I'm not sure whats wrong.It runs scandisk each time the computer is booted because it says the computer recently "improperly shutdown". I was thinking it was the memory because during the memory test at boot, it resets three times before finishing. -Specs- 700 Mhz Cyrix III Processor 64 MB of Ram (I think) |
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I would blame the OS or the HD. If you think there is a memory failure please run a memory test and see if it fails. www.memtest86.com provides a decent tool. After you get the results please post back for further discussion of the matter.
Regards. Last edited by PurpleSky; 09-21-2005 at 08:16 PM. |
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memtest should work. Sorry about the speedfan advice. Instead open up the case and do a good cleaning of your heatsink and fans. If you have more then 1 stick of ram try using one stick at a time and try to boot.
Last edited by PurpleSky; 09-21-2005 at 08:18 PM. |
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Join Date: Oct 2004
Location: Sumner, WA
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OS: Windows XP Pro
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I've cleaned the inside of the case and that didn't help any. I think my floppy just died on me (Havent been using it) so I cant run a mem test on boot. I'll swap in a stick of memory from this computer and see if that fixes anything.
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Join Date: Oct 2004
Location: Sumner, WA
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I'm going to reinstall ME anyway and see what happends. Theres nothing on it so I wont lose anything. |
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Join Date: Oct 2004
Location: Sumner, WA
Posts: 161
OS: Windows XP Pro
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I wiped the drive and installed ME and still had the same problem. So then I was thinking it really was the power supply. So, I swapped in a working power supply from another computer of mine and it still rebooted just seconds after ME was loaded... Maybe I'll add a stick of 128 MB memory and install XP and see if I get the same problem.
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