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Must be a long time since there was a thread like this: I must be one of the last PC users on here, one reason for this being that they are easy to fix. Until now. suddenly without anything major having been done to it , it has taken to restarting constantly about 30 seconds after booting. Doesn't matter if it's in Windows or the BIOS, or if booted in safe mode.

No new hardware , CPU running at normal temp.

I haven't a clue even after all my years of bodging PCs, any ideas welcome folks.

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8 minutes ago, Sasquatch said:

any ideas welcome folks.

 

Get a Mac ?? :bag: or even a brolly lol

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12 minutes ago, Sasquatch said:

it has taken to restarting constantly about 30 seconds after booting.

 

 

Just had a quick look online and someone reckons if it's exactly 30 seconds it should be software mate, sorry I can't help more

 

I'm a die hard pc user too lol mine's slow as fuck but I don't know how to wipe and reinstall

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Just now, ratdog said:

 

 

Just had a quick look online and someone reckons if it's exactly 30 seconds it should be software mate, sorry I can't help more

 

I'm a die hard pc user too lol mine's slow as fuck but I don't know how to wipe and reinstall

 

 

It must be hardware if it's doing it in BIOS?

What's wrong with PC's anyway? what have a I missed, lol. I admit I am reaching codger stage though.

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1 minute ago, ananda said:

It must be hardware if it's doing it in BIOS?

 

 

Fucked if I know mate, I was only trying to help lol

 

Nothing wrong with pc's at all imho :)

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26 minutes ago, Sasquatch said:

Must be a long time since there was a thread like this: I must be one of the last PC users on here, one reason for this being that they are easy to fix. Until now. suddenly without anything major having been done to it , it has taken to restarting constantly about 30 seconds after booting. Doesn't matter if it's in Windows or the BIOS, or if booted in safe mode.

No new hardware , CPU running at normal temp.

I haven't a clue even after all my years of bodging PCs, any ideas welcome folks.

 

 

sounds like the power supply has gone on the fritz.. that's how mine went.. what you got running? 

 

edit - easy to check if you can borrow one..

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Macs are inventions of the Devil and I don't see how it could be the PSU.

 

Thanks Ratdog, I think it should be Windows too but can't see how. Ananda you are right it should be hardware if it's doing it in BIOS. Maybe the SSD Windows is on is failing. 

 

Sancho maybe you're right, it's an old-ish 450w don't know what brand. I've got a spare.

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I'm a big fan of piratebay it gave me nero and windows, windows is now on a rebootable disc, was a few weeks ago my computer was rebooting I just assumed its a virus, I ran the windows disc and it sorted it for me as usual. 

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12 minutes ago, Sasquatch said:

Macs are inventions of the Devil and I don't see how it could be the PSU.

 

Thanks Ratdog, I think it should be Windows too but can't see how. Ananda you are right it should be hardware if it's doing it in BIOS. Maybe the SSD Windows is on is failing. 

 

Sancho maybe you're right, it's an old-ish 450w don't know what brand. I've got a spare.

 

 

You are saying, you don't think it could be the PSU but it might be the PSU. 

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