system is gettin automatically shuttind down

satyamoec · 13-06-2005, 04:33 PM

hi
iam using a athlon xp 64 processor ,1 GB ram,Asus MB,WIN2k professional OS ,my system is getting automatically shuttung down without any prior warning.there are no viruses in my system ,can anyone help me in this regard,
thank u in advance.............
bye

mohit · 13-06-2005, 07:08 PM

i think its an overheating problem. is ur cabinet well ventilated or not ? try increasing the cooling of ur pc by adding extra fans or even leaving the side panel open. see if the problem still persists.

krishnathelord · 14-06-2005, 01:00 AM

log ur cpu temp and check if it is very high

check the fan speed

ashu888ashu888 · 14-06-2005, 09:25 AM

Check for a faulty RAM module,clean the RAM module with a cloth and with the help of a thin brush clean the Slot in wich u fit the RAM module.

If ur system still gives u problems, then with the help of a pencil eraser,rub the part of the RAM module(the same way how u rub anything written on a paper with a pencil) wich u insert into the RAM slot and try again also do check if all ur fans r working porperly.

For ideal cooling, there shud be a fan at the front of ur cabinet(to suck in fresh air) and another fan at the rear of the cabinet (to throw out warm air).

shwetanshu · 14-06-2005, 09:42 AM

might be due to faulty psu or smps, get ur power supply checked

13-06-2005, 04:33 PM	#1 (permalink)
satyamoec Right Off the Assembly Line Join Date: Jun 2005 Posts: 1	system is gettin automatically shuttind down hi iam using a athlon xp 64 processor ,1 GB ram,Asus MB,WIN2k professional OS ,my system is getting automatically shuttung down without any prior warning.there are no viruses in my system ,can anyone help me in this regard, thank u in advance............. bye

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13-06-2005, 07:08 PM	#2 (permalink)
mohit The Hardware Labs Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Raipur, India. Posts: 1,546	i think its an overheating problem. is ur cabinet well ventilated or not ? try increasing the cooling of ur pc by adding extra fans or even leaving the side panel open. see if the problem still persists.

14-06-2005, 09:25 AM	#4 (permalink)
ashu888ashu888 Core i7 (nehalem) Owner Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Mumbai Posts: 3,375	Check for a faulty RAM module,clean the RAM module with a cloth and with the help of a thin brush clean the Slot in wich u fit the RAM module. If ur system still gives u problems, then with the help of a pencil eraser,rub the part of the RAM module(the same way how u rub anything written on a paper with a pencil) wich u insert into the RAM slot and try again also do check if all ur fans r working porperly. For ideal cooling, there shud be a fan at the front of ur cabinet(to suck in fresh air) and another fan at the rear of the cabinet (to throw out warm air).