reference.
6. when it does a reboot, go into bios, and see what the temp is of the cpu, if it has that function.
7. check the system logs for any errors, that might have happened right before the reboot.
8. run spybot,hijack this, and a good antivirus program.
9. download and run the hard drive test from the hdd makers web site.
It may help to change the machines behaviour on error so you can see the reason for the reboots.
Right-click on My Computer
Select Properties
Select Advanced
In the Start up and Recovery section, select Settings; this displays the Startup and Recovery dialog box
In the Write debugging information section, select kernel memory dump
While still in the Start up and Recovery dialog box, ensure that the following options are checked in the System failure section:
Write an event to the system log
Send an administrative alert
And this is UNchecked so you can see the BSOD
Automatically restart
The if you get really curious you could follow the instructions found here
Hi
Thank you for your help. I replaced the powersupply, and folloed stduc's instructions and it hasent reset for 1 day. Thank you agin i appreciate it.
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