Yep it does look like it. I swear if i didn't better,all this seems to be because i didn't have the screen saver on..
Solved PC restarts out of the blue
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Havnt used a screensaver since back in the XP days, no need for them with modern screens as they don`t suffer from the burn in problem like the old CRT units did.
Yeah i know,me either not since flat screens came out but that is what MS trouble shooter was wanting and so this is where i am at with the pc..
Since Sunday..knocking on more wood.. Will be changing out the old power strips and KVM switch in a little while...i hope.
That's weird that these issues may be caused by Microsoft's own buggy updates.
Well lets hope that the random restarts don't continue to occur.
Speaking of MS buggy updates.. I have a 3rd party update on modem hardware,it is for a Samsung modem and i have an ubee modem. Didn't know MS was involved in 3rd party hardware like this.
In Autoruns remove the following items:
Realtek HD Audio Manager
ABNotify
KeyScrambler
JavaUpdateScheduler (You should actually completely uninstall Java from your computer unless you have a program that requires it to be installed)
Super-Charger
Microsoft OneDrive
Skype
Google Chrome
The Microsoft Windows item highlighted in yellow
Then reboot the computer and test to see if the computer will continue to reboot at random times.
Realtek HD Audio Manager
ABNotify
KeyScrambler
JavaUpdateScheduler (You should actually completely uninstall Java from your computer unless you have a program that requires it to be installed)
Super-Charger
Microsoft OneDrive
Skype
Google Chrome
The Microsoft Windows item highlighted in yellow
Then reboot the computer and test to see if the computer will continue to reboot at random times.
Ok, I would recommend you update your motherboards BIOS as BIOS updates can improve system instability issues.
Do you need help with updating your motherboards BIOS?
Do you need help with updating your motherboards BIOS?
Here is the downloads page for your motherboard, SUPPORT FOR 760GMA-P34 (FX). Verify that your BIOS version is P.0 and not P.1 when you enter the BIOS setup utility and see if you actually need to upgrade it or not.
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