Razorsidewalk
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Can u please review this log and see if anything is wrong.
Thnx
Razor
Thnx
Razor
HijackThis
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howard_hopkinso
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Razorsidewalk
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New HijackThis file attached as requested.
howard_hopkinso
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Clean as a whistle mate.
Are you having any particular problems, that prompted you to post a HJT log?
Regards Howard
Are you having any particular problems, that prompted you to post a HJT log?
Regards Howard
Razorsidewalk
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You could say that:
Over the last couple of weeks, my PC has started to reboot itself randomly and for no apparent reason that i can see. I first noticed it when i used to leave it on over night when i was burning DVDs, i would come down in the morning and the PC had rebooted itself and it was during the burning process and thus my DVDs never finished burning. So i thought it might have something to do with the Nero software i was using, so i reinstalled it all and it looked like it had stopped rebooting as i managed to burn 1 dvd. But now it has recently just rebooted itself when i havent been burning, ad still does it during the burn process, so it cant be Nero. I would just be on the internet and doing something or just on windows and then it would reboot itself. The only thing that has changed recently since this started is that i have installed a new Graphics Card. I used to have a Radeon 9800 Pro (128mb), but now have a Radeon Sapphire X1550 (512mb). The drivers for this are all up-to-date.
I have de-fragged my PC since this started, i have run a few spyware programs and other cleaning programs, but still it does it. I have Windows XP Home. I have never had this problem before. I have even looked in the event viewer to see if something shows up there ad the only errors at the time of rebooting are the following:
Error - Source - AVG7 - 2007-11-16 12:59:03, 593 VOYAGER [002100:002727] ERROR 000 AVG7.CC plugins. CAvgCcPlugin plugin refresh failed: Error 0x80004005
And there seem to be a ot of these erros in the event viewer, so could have something to do with my AVG Free Adition virus, but if so it has never happened before and i have had this virus scanner on my PC for nearly a year now if not more. But i have now just uninstalled AVG and reinstalled the latest version and started a DVD burn off but it has done it again but i had a blue screen error this time as i
unticked the "Automatically Restart" under the "Startup & recovery" in advanced tab in my Computer, so i would get an error message instead of the PC just rebooting.
So any ideas why it might be rebooting itself?
Thnx
Razor
Over the last couple of weeks, my PC has started to reboot itself randomly and for no apparent reason that i can see. I first noticed it when i used to leave it on over night when i was burning DVDs, i would come down in the morning and the PC had rebooted itself and it was during the burning process and thus my DVDs never finished burning. So i thought it might have something to do with the Nero software i was using, so i reinstalled it all and it looked like it had stopped rebooting as i managed to burn 1 dvd. But now it has recently just rebooted itself when i havent been burning, ad still does it during the burn process, so it cant be Nero. I would just be on the internet and doing something or just on windows and then it would reboot itself. The only thing that has changed recently since this started is that i have installed a new Graphics Card. I used to have a Radeon 9800 Pro (128mb), but now have a Radeon Sapphire X1550 (512mb). The drivers for this are all up-to-date.
I have de-fragged my PC since this started, i have run a few spyware programs and other cleaning programs, but still it does it. I have Windows XP Home. I have never had this problem before. I have even looked in the event viewer to see if something shows up there ad the only errors at the time of rebooting are the following:
Error - Source - AVG7 - 2007-11-16 12:59:03, 593 VOYAGER [002100:002727] ERROR 000 AVG7.CC plugins. CAvgCcPlugin plugin refresh failed: Error 0x80004005
And there seem to be a ot of these erros in the event viewer, so could have something to do with my AVG Free Adition virus, but if so it has never happened before and i have had this virus scanner on my PC for nearly a year now if not more. But i have now just uninstalled AVG and reinstalled the latest version and started a DVD burn off but it has done it again but i had a blue screen error this time as i
unticked the "Automatically Restart" under the "Startup & recovery" in advanced tab in my Computer, so i would get an error message instead of the PC just rebooting.
So any ideas why it might be rebooting itself?
Thnx
Razor
howard_hopkinso
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Razorsidewalk
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Ok i will give that a try. Can u tell me how i go about getting my last 5-6 minidumps?
Razor
Razor
howard_hopkinso
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Your should find your minidump files in the C:\windows\mindump folder. Each file will be dated and you attach them exactly the same way as you attached your HJT log.
Regards Howard
Regards Howard
Razorsidewalk
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I have searched for that folder but cannot find it anywhere on my drive. I even did a search using the wizard search,
Any ideas
Any ideas
howard_hopkinso
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Mmm, I wonder if your system isn`t set up to write minidumps.
Right click my computer and select properties/advanced/startup and recovery/settings/write debugging information.
Choose full memory dump from the drop down list and untick the write over existing file box. Choose small memory dump(64K) from the drop down list and click ok/ok and restart your computer.
Now when your system crashes, Windows should write a small memory dump to the C:\windows\minidump folder.
Regards Howard
Right click my computer and select properties/advanced/startup and recovery/settings/write debugging information.
Choose full memory dump from the drop down list and untick the write over existing file box. Choose small memory dump(64K) from the drop down list and click ok/ok and restart your computer.
Now when your system crashes, Windows should write a small memory dump to the C:\windows\minidump folder.
Regards Howard
Razorsidewalk
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Ok i have done a few things from the trouble shooting post. I have update my motherboard chipset drivers, i have cleaned the inside of the PC out, fans ram stick etc.
I left the PC on over night again and got a BSOD, which had BAD_POOL_CALLER error.
I have posted a minidump topic here https://www.techspot.com/vb/showthread.php?p=534169#post534169
Razor
I left the PC on over night again and got a BSOD, which had BAD_POOL_CALLER error.
I have posted a minidump topic here https://www.techspot.com/vb/showthread.php?p=534169#post534169
Razor
howard_hopkinso
Posts: 21,238 +17
See my reply to your other thread.
Regards Howard
This thread is for the use of Razorsidewalk only. Please don`t post your own virus/spyware problems in this thread. Instead, open a new thread in our security and the web forum.
Regards Howard
This thread is for the use of Razorsidewalk only. Please don`t post your own virus/spyware problems in this thread. Instead, open a new thread in our security and the web forum.
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