Pc Hangs On Boot and random Hanging??????????
I'm Hoping someone will have an idea? ;( ;( ;( ;( My pc keeps on crashing/hanging, its doing this quite alot, The Os is Winxp Pro sp1 with Dx9 and seeing that I think its a hardware problem I thought it would be better to post in here.
I'm Hoping someone will have an idea?
;( ;( ;( ;(
My pc keeps on crashing/hanging, its doing this quite alot, The Os is Winxp Pro sp1 with Dx9 and seeing that I think its a hardware problem I thought it would be better to post in here. My hardware is as follows
Iwill KA266/r
AMD Duron 1.2
DDR 768 MB ram
G Force2 64mg 400x400 mx
Asus ISDn card
Maxtor 80gig ATA133 7200rpm
plus a standard 10/100 network card
When the pc hangs and you reboot it will will go through are the motions until you get to just after the windows xp boot screen then it seems to hang sometimes the activity light on the front for the hd is on and others its off. But if you leave the machine for about 20mins and come back it will boot. Its been doing this for the past month and has been driving me mad!!!! I have even formatted the drive and reinstalled...
Has anyone got any Ideas I would be very greatfull!!!
;( ;( ;( ;(
My pc keeps on crashing/hanging, its doing this quite alot, The Os is Winxp Pro sp1 with Dx9 and seeing that I think its a hardware problem I thought it would be better to post in here. My hardware is as follows
Iwill KA266/r
AMD Duron 1.2
DDR 768 MB ram
G Force2 64mg 400x400 mx
Asus ISDn card
Maxtor 80gig ATA133 7200rpm
plus a standard 10/100 network card
When the pc hangs and you reboot it will will go through are the motions until you get to just after the windows xp boot screen then it seems to hang sometimes the activity light on the front for the hd is on and others its off. But if you leave the machine for about 20mins and come back it will boot. Its been doing this for the past month and has been driving me mad!!!! I have even formatted the drive and reinstalled...
Has anyone got any Ideas I would be very greatfull!!!
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I'd check the integrity of that hard drive. http://www.maxtor.com/en/support/downloads/powermax.htm
Jim
Jim
OK, before we all start looking at random things to replace, you need to see what is causing the reboot - you need to turn off the automatic reboot option. (Control Panel->System->Advanced->Startup & Recover->uncheck "Automatically Reboot") - and see what the BSOD is saying...
Can you look in the Event Viewer and see whether there are any errors in the system or application logs that might pertain to the crashes.
Rgds
AndyF
Can you look in the Event Viewer and see whether there are any errors in the system or application logs that might pertain to the crashes.
Rgds
AndyF
