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Old 02-21-2008, 03:32 AM   #1 (permalink)
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this is scaring me, if i leave my computer for 30 min or so when i come back it is on standby (i think), when i wake it up im facing the blue screen of death then it just resets .
ive checked all components an power cords.
i have checked the temps as soon as it resets in the BIOS an there fine 31-33C.
i have restored defaults in the BIOS an just put my RAID0 setting back.
this is on the AMD 6000+ in my sig.
PLZ HELP ME
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Old 02-21-2008, 04:16 AM   #2 (permalink)
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Does the blue screen only come when your system goes to stand by mode? Does it crash any other time?
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Old 02-21-2008, 04:52 AM   #3 (permalink)
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na it will only crash when i leave it for a while, an when i get back the computer is on standby, an when i wake it up the blue screen is there, an reboots after about 5 seconds.
this is the only time it will do this to me.
it has never crashed on me any other time.
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ive just noticed that when i turn my comp on it takes 5 or so seconds to verify DMI POOL DATA, does this mean anything
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ive just noticed that when i turn my comp on it takes 5 or so seconds to verify DMI POOL DATA, does this mean anything
no
have you done a virus scan?
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yes with adaware 2007 up to date an NOD32 up to date
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Then, go change your computer settings so that your comp would not go to stand by whenever you leave it idle.
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it is not set to go standby when i leave it idle!!!!
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it is not set to go standby when i leave it idle!!!!
I wonder if it is going into Hibernation as opposed to System Standby...

1) Right-click on some empty space on the desktop, then choose Properties.
2) Click on the Screensaver tab.
3) Under the Monitor Power section, press the Power... button.
4) On the Power Schemes tab, ensure that System Standby is set to Never
5) Click on the Hibernate tab, and uncheck Enable hibernation
6) Press OK.
7) Press OK.

See if it still happens.
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