Whole computer with mouse and keyboard gets stuck, please help me to fix it :(
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kmote
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Did you run the memtest as carnage suggested?
Hi, Sorry for my late.... I tried everything except taking out PCI cards. Didn't help anything...
And I couldn't find "Event Viewer"
Help me please, I'm tired of this lockups
Press Windows key + R at the same time to bring up the Run dialog. Type in: eventvwr.msc and press Enter.
No, I'm sure it is not from the memory (I have 8GB and 3.2GB of it using windows 7 x86) and I'm not using too much programms at the same time...
I did and found that yesterday around that time when my computer stuck again (2:00am) I have report:
Level: critical
source: Kernel-Power
event code: 41
Category: 63
What should I do now ?
Well if your'e ignoring my suggest to run Memtest86+, there's not much we can do for you if you're not willing to be helped. We're trying to make sure it's for sure not the memory. Just run it for a few hours (longer it runs the better, especially if you have a lot of RAM.. overnight is best) and let us know the results.
Sorry, I will try memtest86+ and I will reply here... Thank you!
P.S. Yesterday that happened again and when I opened event viewer there was the same problem:
Level: Critical
Source: Kernel-Power
CodeID: 41
Category: (63)
Kernel-Power is that power supply ?
P.S. Yesterday that happened again and when I opened event viewer there was the same problem:
Level: Critical
Source: Kernel-Power
CodeID: 41
Category: (63)
Kernel-Power is that power supply ?
I tried MemTest86+ and it said "NO ERRORS" then I pressed ESC to restart my computer.
So I don't have any errors with my memory...
What else should I do ? Please help... I can't tolerate this "lock ups" any more
kmote
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I tried MemTest86+ and it said "NO ERRORS" then I pressed ESC to restart my computer.
So I don't have any errors with my memory...
What else should I do ? Please help... I can't tolerate this "lock ups" any more
How long did you run it for?
K-mote, would it be reasonable, if he were to unplug his computer and put it into a more secure socket ?
He could try a new power cord, and try a different keyboard.
I feel that one of his sockets maybe loosing up to cause windows to do this.
If it were me, I would just smash the keyboard on the ground and try something different.
