Pc wont seem to 'warm' rest

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I have a P35 DS4 (F11 BIOS) which is overclocked, my Q6600 G0 @ 3.2GHz and my RAM at 1066MHz prime stable 24Hrs. Anyway for some reason it does not like to be 'warm' resetted/rebooted, ie restart PC from, say Windows. If I do this it will start to boot, then power off, power on and power back on with BIOS defaults, ie default clockspeeds set for CPU and RAM! It's kinda frustrating! :mad: At the moment the only way around it is just to totally power off then reboot! :( I can't seem to work out what's going on as it is rock solid, in Windows with no other problems in 10 months!, from the OS or gaming! Any ideas? :confused: The mobo manufacturer is Gigabyte, see sig for remainder of my rig!
Later,
Jonnygrunge.
 
updated bios to latest ? and any chipset drivers ?

im not sure if this is related. but is the cmos jumper in the proper position ? check your mobo manual. and if this is related i dont know though the reset switch connector from your case (which comes with the power led / switch connecter / hdd led etc) have you plugged those in correctly ? again check your mobo manual.
 
I think its the latest version of the BIOS (F12) causing this issue! Jumper is OK had the rig for 10 months! My chipset drivers are always up to date! I found in another forum someone had un-hooked the power and left the BIOS being powered by the CMOS cell for a few minutes. They reconnected the power and it seemed OK after that, bizarlly this seemed to work for me also! :confused:
 
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