BeerTender
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Hi everyone,
I am completely new to this board, because my G**gle-searches for my Windows problem took me here.
Last week I bought new components for a new PC. These are as follows:
Motherboard ASUS P5VD2-MX
Intel Pentium D 805 Dual Core processor
1 GB DDR2 RAM (Aeneon DDR2 533 MHz, 1 Module)
DVD-burner LG GSA-H10N
Hard disk Samsung SP1614N (160 GB, 7200 rpm, 8 MB cache)
400 W power supply
After an all-new installation of Windows XP SP2, I have the problem that my computer randomly restarts without any notice. It jumps from Windows directly to the POST-screen of the BIOS and restarts again - even after disabling this function at the "My computer" properties. Not even a blue screen is being shown. It also appears that the built-in LAN controller seems to be very slow (download rates far below 240 KB/s DSL speed, although other computer on same line downloads full speed from same source).
I have several dump files from these crashes, but do not know how to read them. The only hint I have is the "System Error" code, which once was 10000050 and 5 times 100000d3. I've updated every single device driver as well as the BIOS and the DVD-burner's firmware.
Can anyone help me with this issue ?
Thank you !
Regards,
Daniel
I am completely new to this board, because my G**gle-searches for my Windows problem took me here.
Last week I bought new components for a new PC. These are as follows:
Motherboard ASUS P5VD2-MX
Intel Pentium D 805 Dual Core processor
1 GB DDR2 RAM (Aeneon DDR2 533 MHz, 1 Module)
DVD-burner LG GSA-H10N
Hard disk Samsung SP1614N (160 GB, 7200 rpm, 8 MB cache)
400 W power supply
After an all-new installation of Windows XP SP2, I have the problem that my computer randomly restarts without any notice. It jumps from Windows directly to the POST-screen of the BIOS and restarts again - even after disabling this function at the "My computer" properties. Not even a blue screen is being shown. It also appears that the built-in LAN controller seems to be very slow (download rates far below 240 KB/s DSL speed, although other computer on same line downloads full speed from same source).
I have several dump files from these crashes, but do not know how to read them. The only hint I have is the "System Error" code, which once was 10000050 and 5 times 100000d3. I've updated every single device driver as well as the BIOS and the DVD-burner's firmware.
Can anyone help me with this issue ?
Thank you !
Regards,
Daniel