Aright, so this is the situation: I come home from school at 17:00 PM, I go take a shower, do that stuff At around 18:00 PM, I boot my pc, It shows the bios screen, goes in post, shows a BSOD (cannot read it, it goes away directly) PC restarts automaticly, it boots perfectly (and fast) There is not a minidump or anything, no error messages, nothing :-s I am running an customized build: * Antec 900 Case * Intel Quadcore 9450 @ 2,66 Ghz (not overclocked) * Nvidia Geforce 9800 GTX 512MB Dual in SLI * 6GB Ram * 1500 Gigabyte HD * Sound Blaster X-Fi * CD, CD-R, CD-RW, DVD, DVD-R, DVD-RW, Bluray, Dual layer, Lightscribe * Highspeed Ethernet card * 5in1 card-reader * 10 USB ports * 22" Screen * Vista Experience Rating: 5.9/5.9 It is not overclocked, and I did not mess with anything in the bios I searched on various sites, asked help of some friends, but I did not find any solution =( I wonder, if there is anyone who could help me? It would be really appreciated. Thanks already! -Jeutie
uncheck "automatically restart" under startup and recovery , check write an event to sys log so next time it happens you can read the BSOD and maybe get a log entry. You might run a hardware stress test (looping prime 95 on all cores and looping 3dMark in background same time for example) to be sure it's not a power supply/thermal hardware issue. If your system has run some time and never before experienced a BSOD until now, consider any recent changes or new software/drivers/etc....hey it's only 2 cents worth.