PROBLEM - PC keeps restarting, and I cant make thread titles!
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Hi, i'm Gamer98's friend in need.
My computer has recently been built (yesterday infact) however i am experiencing issues which restart my computer with no warning or error reports.
I'm trying to remember all the tools and drivers i will need to install as i am sure that my pc is fine but it not equipped yet to play games.
My computer has recently been built (yesterday infact) however i am experiencing issues which restart my computer with no warning or error reports.
I'm trying to remember all the tools and drivers i will need to install as i am sure that my pc is fine but it not equipped yet to play games.
Hi, welcome to the forums 
What power supply do you have?
Also, turn off the automatic restarts on errors so you can see if there are any blue screens containing some info. This may help direct you towards the cause.
IMO sounds like power supply, drivers or RAM problems.
What power supply do you have?
Also, turn off the automatic restarts on errors so you can see if there are any blue screens containing some info. This may help direct you towards the cause.
IMO sounds like power supply, drivers or RAM problems.
Follow Six6siX's advice and run memtest86+. A Page Fault in a non paged area normally indicates it's a memory problem.
EDIT: http://www.memtest.org/
EDIT: http://www.memtest.org/
Try using memtest for windows, this isn't as good as the other test though.
http://hcidesign.com/memtest/download.html
http://hcidesign.com/memtest/download.html
First, download the pre compiled bootable ISO file from http://www.memtest.org/#downiso and un-zip it.
Then download and install Deepburner from here(it's free and spyware free) http://www.filehippo.com/download_deepburner/ and install it. This s/w will let you burn the un-zipped iso file to cd.
Then, making sure that your cd drive is selected as the first boot device, reboot your system with the cd with memtest on it in your cd drive. Memtest will then run when you reboot. You'll know if it finds any memory errors as they show up as red entries in the lower part of the screen.
Then download and install Deepburner from here(it's free and spyware free) http://www.filehippo.com/download_deepburner/ and install it. This s/w will let you burn the un-zipped iso file to cd.
Then, making sure that your cd drive is selected as the first boot device, reboot your system with the cd with memtest on it in your cd drive. Memtest will then run when you reboot. You'll know if it finds any memory errors as they show up as red entries in the lower part of the screen.