my pc automatically shut down

[Satnam]

let me tell u every thing......first i got a p4 processor with 2gb ddr ram and intel mother board....

my pc is 5 years old and one day my motherbord crashed ...then i have got a new one'

but i have to take 2 gb ddr2 ram cuz motherboards which supports ddr ram r no longer available..now i have got new motherboard,ram and power supply

my problem is that my pc turn of randomly at any time and whwn it starts again..it says that ur pc has recovered from a serious error

 

need help asap:)

[KenB]

Hi,

 

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new motherboard,ram and power supply

When you put in the new m/b did you do a repair install / re-install of Windows?

 

If not this is your problem.

 

Windows is "clever" enough to recognise a new environment and refuses to boot up.

 

The solution, if you have the XP disk, is to run a repair install.

This will correct the problem and allow you to keep all data on your hard drive.

[Satnam]

  KenB said:

Hi,

 

 

When you put in the new m/b did you do a repair install / re-install of Windows?

 

If not this is your problem.

 

Windows is "clever" enough to recognise a new environment and refuses to boot up.

 

The solution, if you have the XP disk, is to run a repair install.

This will correct the problem and allow you to keep all data on your hard drive.

 

 

yes i reintalled the windows....

[Satnam]

plz help me:(

[KenB]

Has your system been doing this since the installation of the motherboard or was it OK for a while ?

 

Try "Last Known Good Configuration"

Constantly tap f8 (about once per second) after switching on.

Select Last Known G C from the list.

 

If this fails use f8 again and use "Safe Mode"

Run the system in Safe Mode.

Let us know if the problem is still there in Safe Mode or if it is OK.

[Satnam]

i have done wat u told me...it does turn off in last goos setting but do not turn off in safe mode...at ken b it start doing this after imediately installing m/b

I also have a creative soundcard..does it has anything realated to it??/ please help fastttt:o

[KenB]

Take the sound card, ethernet card and any other cards that you have on the motherboard out.

Leave the Video Card and the RAM in.

Try booting up normally.

 

If it boots up normally put the cards back one at a time until the problem is re-created.