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09-16-2012 07:02 PM
Hi
There are few important steps which needs to be done to know why your unit is restarting.
1) Once unit is Powered on keep tapping F10 key go to Diagnostics then run the Hard drive & Memory test in case any test fails you need to replace the part. Please also check if the unit is Over Heating.
How To Disable the Automatic Restart on System Failure in Windows 7
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Manjunath
03-30-2013 10:30 PM
Sometimes it will freeze with multi colored pastel colored lines going horizontally, inches apart. Other times it just reboots without warning. I am on my computer a few hours a day and it may happen 5 times.
roberto
04-03-2013 08:24 AM
05-16-2013 04:22 AM
I've got a hp pavilion g6, all of a sudden when I come to turn my laptop on, it comes on then it says 'your computer has ran into a problem and will reset'. It keeps doing it over and over again! Any ideas what the problem is?? Thanks
05-16-2013 09:22 AM
@chambers21 wrote:
HELP!
I've got a hp pavilion g6, all of a sudden when I come to turn my laptop on, it comes on then it says 'your computer has ran into a problem and will reset'. It keeps doing it over and over again! Any ideas what the problem is?? Thanks
Hello chambers21 ,
I am sorry about the issue you experience. I would be glad if I can help you resolve it.
I have some questions for you - I hope you can answer them so that we can easily help you.
- I suppose your computer uses Windows 8, am I right ? If not, what is your Windows version ?
- Did your Windows come preinstalled into your HP computer or you installed it later on your own ?
- Is the error message you see like this one (1) or like this one (2) ?
- Have you performed some recent changes (yesterday, this week or last week) to your computer - example hardware change, new external media, software change ?
- Despite the error, can you start Windows and can you see the Start / Desktop ?
IT_WinSec
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05-16-2013 10:05 AM
05-16-2013 10:31 AM
OK. Thank you for providing this information.
Turn on the computer and immediately press the esc key (left side up) to display the Startup Menu, and then press the F11 key.
This will start Recovery Manager. When recovery manager starts , click the Advanced button to see Microsoft System Restore.
*** Windows System Restore is very useful functions - it will revert critical changes to the Windows OS that have been made (example driver changes, registry changes, etc.) exactly as they were before. This option does not affect personal files such as documents, pictures, videos, music. It only affects some programs and system things. System Restore is one of the Windows built-in recovery options and it has been in Windows since Windows XP, up untion now in Windows 8. Learn more about it here
You will be presented with the main screen for System Restore. Now click on the Next button and you will be shown a list of available restore points that you can restore. You will see if any changes have been made.
Select the restore point you wish to restore by left-clicking on the entry once. Choose a restore point from yesterday or from some days ago when you did not experience any laptop issues. This will then make the Scan for affected programs button available. If you click on that button you will be shown a list of programs that will be removed when you perform a restore.
If you are fine with the programs that may be changed, please click on the Close button and then click on the Next button at the restore point selection screen. You will now be at a screen asking if you are sure you wish to perform the restore. Please, confirm.
System Restore will now start. Allow it to run and after that Windows should start fine.
Please, let me know if this fixes your issue. Or we can continue troubleshooting.
IT_WinSec
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05-16-2013 11:36 AM
OK, when you press the esc button what option do you see ?
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