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Old June 7th, 2006   #11
 
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It would seem that when its in safe mode nothing goes wrong
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I can't confidently narrow it down to the PSU quite yet.

XtC, do you have some Antivirus software you could run a virus scan in safe mode and check for viruses.

And when you reformatted, you were able to do a fresh install of windows without any problems?



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well i was using Shaw secure, which is supposed to be pretty effective and it apparently said there were no viruses which is also known as f secure
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well i was using Shaw secure, which is supposed to be pretty effective and it apparently said there were no viruses which is also known as f secure
i used to use that program as well, but its pretty out dated.



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but the shaw version is constantly updated, oh btw i even tried system restore, and uh it still restarts........
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If you can get into Safe Mode, try Trend Micro's free online scan :thup:



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it could be mobo too. Hows the NB cooler? Is it still working good?



E2140 @ 375 x 8 = 3.0ghz
2x1 ocz system 1337s pc2-6400 5-5-5-15 @ 450mhz
gigabyte P35 S3L
eVGA 7600GT Stock
120 gig seagate
ULTRA X-Finity 600w
Sonata 2 w/ top fan
G5 Lazer Mouse
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srry im kind of nub but whats nb?
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srry im kind of nub but whats nb?
North Bridge. The NB is on your mobo and usually under a heatsink with a fan. If you havea fan on your NB and your fan goes bad, teh NB can overheat like crazy adn tath could be causing your problems.



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well i have a heat sink that says foxconn and i donno whats under it, oh yea and its pretty hot
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