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Hi I am new to this forum but I am impressed with everything I have read so far. In the last 2 days, if I leave my PC idle for a few minutes it shuts down. And then when I try to restart the PC I can't without pushing the reset button on my motherboard an Asus PT6 Deluxe motherboard. I am running Vista 64 Ultimate with 6G Ram. Everest says that all my temps are normal. I have upgraded the BIOS thinking it might be corrupt. It still does it, I have installed the latest video driver for my ATI 4870. I have restored my system to last month when there where no issues. I am out of ideas. Norton Security Suite says nothing is wrong. Does anyone have any ideas of what could be causing this? I have also reset all my power options back to original. Any help would be appreciated. ![]() -- Draxtor |
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Thanks for the suggestions, I really appreciated them. But believe or not, my problems were with corrupt video drivers. I borrowed my son's Nvidia video card and removed all ATI video drivers. I manged to run without any problems for 14 + hours. I had to find out whether it was my video card or the drivers, so I installed my video card back in. I haven't had any more problems since then, except for trying to install Nero 9. It will not ever completely install. But I will figure it out eventually. Thanks again. ![]() -- Draxtor |
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Thanks for the suggestions, I really appreciated them. But believe or not, my problems were with corrupt video drivers. I borrowed my son's Nvidia video card and removed all ATI video drivers. I manged to run without any problems for 14 + hours. I had to find out whether it was my video card or the drivers, so I installed my video card back in. I haven't had any more problems since then, except for trying to install Nero 9. It will not ever completely install. But I will figure it out eventually. Thanks again. ![]() -- Draxtor |
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