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manu08

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My computer seems to be having some problem. I've been trying to figure out how to find out what exactly is causing the problem but can't figure it out. Last time my computer restarted randomly i was directed to this web site after it booted up :
http://oca.microsoft...869e38a&SID=571

Now i've been directed to these sites as well before so i need to really figure out what is causing the error, someone pls help.

http://oca.microsoft...638a2f0f&SID=11

http://oca.microsoft...ccee37&SID=1598

http://oca.microsoft...f5ca9ef6&SID=10

http://oca.microsoft...ea9c2503&SID=10
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hi manu08,

Welcome to Geeks To Go, my name is Tony.

What hardware did you last install on your computer?
When did the problems with Norton start?
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Well, i came back from abroad and bought a new dvd writer, memory and a new hard disk. I had to format my computer in order to make my computer into RAID 0 configuration so first i installed all my new hardware and then formatted my computer. After the format i installed all my softwares, games and peripherals (even the new ones; logitech webcam orbit & sandisk 12 in 1 media card reader). Then suddenly my computer started restarting and getting these errors. Is it possible that i'm overusing the power supply. I got a 3.00 Ghz processor wit HT, 2 GB Ram (4x512MB), 4 optical drives; Dvd-rom, Cd-writer, 2 Dvd-writers and now two hard disks connected and i have a 480W power supply.
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