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by ou_peter
I think these are more kinds of possibility.
Maybe hardware or software,these are something wrong with your hardware's drives, these are something wrong with your software that they are conflict!
i think so!
by oz_media
It sounds like the system has autorestart on system error enabled. This means that when there is a system error (generally due to needed driver upsates or patches)you won't get the good old blue screen of death with an error message, the system just reoots.
First of all disable it then when the computer has an error you will get an error message displayed.
Copy and paste that error into a posting in the "Ask for Help" section of this website. You will get more responses and more accurate help.
Here's how to disable Auto Restart:
Right Click My computer and select Properties from the menu.
In the properties page, click the Advanced Tab and then STARTUP and RECOVERY, you will see a few boxes checked, just uncheck the box beside, Automatically Reboot.
Good luck,
OM
by kylex
Mainboard needs replacement.
It's not just eMachines that do this. I've seen many different machines that do the same thing.
The part that sucks the most is before you get a warrenty job done, the tech will likely erase the computer and spend 2 hours trying different RAM and video cards.
If you get a power supply changed... sit at the PC shop and try your "fixed" machine... bet ya it still reboots.
Sorry,
Kylex
by oz_media
goto Ask for Help. It's a points system but you should have some from signing up and you'll get 1000 when you close the question.
You will get far more help there. As the above poster suggested, this is very common with MANY different machines, there are also MANY different solutions, you will get better help in the other forum.
Click this link to go to Ask for Help.
https://www.techrepublic.com.com/5221-6239-0.html
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