[happyrock]

well your not overheating but neither program is showing the voltage...
run chkdsk /r ...use the instructions in post # 27

then go here and get Hmonitor 4.5.1.1
NOTE: its a Trial version and is FULLY FUNCTIONAL and intended to check the compatibility with particular hardware configuration
download it and run it and post screenshots...

Edited by happyrock, 31 May 2010 - 06:18 PM.

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any other way we can tell the Voltage?

Ill run the Disk thing tonight

By the way, I posted a similar topic on a similar forum, and they got me to run Driver Verifier, which identified a problem in my Zonealarm drivers. So I've deleted that. I'm not sure if thats the overall problem, sounds unlikely?

Thanks once again!

Edited by gavinwkelly, 31 May 2010 - 06:21 PM.

[gavinwkelly]

any other way we can tell the Voltage?

Ill run the Disk thing tonight

By the way, I posted a similar topic on a similar forum, and they got me to run Driver Verifier, which identified a problem in my Zonealarm drivers. So I've deleted that. I'm not sure if thats the overall problem, sounds unlikely?

Thanks once again!

Edited by gavinwkelly, 31 May 2010 - 06:21 PM.

[happyrock]

read my previous post and we will try Hmonitor 4.5.1.1 and see if it will give us any info

[gavinwkelly]

Find attached hardware monitor SS

looks like Voltage missing?

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[happyrock]

sorry...but whoever built you computer cheaped out and didn't include a sensor on the mobo...probably saved a nickle a unit...make a mental note to never buy that brand again
Bad computer memory is one of the three main reasons for random system failures.. the other two are heat (usually caused by fans or heatsinks being blocked with dust) or power issues...
since we eliminated the ram and heat as the cause...that leaves us power

[gavinwkelly]

Its Dell, fwiw

[happyrock]

did you run chkdsk /r...

[gavinwkelly]

no not yet, I had some rl things that got in the way of doing it, I'll do it now

[gavinwkelly]

OK I ran it, my computer was back to Windows start screen by the time I got back though, how do I post results for you?

[happyrock]

go to Control Panel...classic view...Admin Tools...Event Viewer...
left panel, click the pointer in front of Windows Logs...under the
above...click Application...middle column... scroll to find the list that
says Wininit left click on Wininit...right
panel, under Event Chkdsk or Wininit click Event Properties... Just scroll up and down to view...
copy and paste the log back here

[gavinwkelly]

Under application I have 21751 events lol, I cant find any that say Winnit, they all say Error with a few that say information?