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by mrpctec Accepted solution
by screen gems Accepted solution
might check power supply voltages.
try resetting BIOS to defaults on all pages.
if that doesn't work, might be memory. make sure memory, CPU and motherboard are compatible.
by oh smeg Accepted solution
When I run into this I always check the Hardware first but then again because I fix hardware that may just be me.
However if it is a Windows Issue and you have a M$ Branded Install Disc as apposed to a System Makers Recovery Disc you can perform a In Place Install by following the directions in Method 2 here
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/315341
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by bizzo Accepted solution
Does the BIOS have "reboot on failure" checked?
You might be getting a blue screen, but it's rebooting before you see it.
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