Have Ran Memtest for 4 hours, (3 passes), With no errors.
It happens with everything OC'ed and at Stock.
Will BSOD when at 47% of defrag, with Defragler.
When coming out of Standby, it'll freeze, but not all the time.
Random BSOD's.
Sometimes, Will turn on, Fans Spin, But will not POST or BOOT.
If left un-plugged for 20 minutes, Will come back on.
Have ran Driver Cleaner, to no avail.
Have ran Check Disk, Nothing.
Ran CCleaner, MANY times, no help.
Sometimes, Programs stop responding.
Hi Danny
Have you a spare PSU, although the fans power up on +12v the other voltages may be failing.
+3.3 looks after the memory and CPU
+5v looks after various bits on the motherboard
It could be the quickest option to try
Hi Dave,
I've got a 380Watt Antec, I don't know if that'd power my computer though.
There was a way to check the PSU output in Windows, I can't remember what it was?
EDIT; Nope, I haven't tried it.
EDIT TWO: I remember when I was running Memtest, It had like 3.3v and stuff in the top corner, and it said Ok next to them.
It only doesn't power up after it's failed to come out of standby, too.
No offense to Shane or Dave, but I highly doubt it's the PSU. The power supply is relatively new, and the 380W Antec won't power his 8800 GTS.
Danny, clear the CMOS and try running one RAM stick at a time. I know you've ran memtest, but some mobos have problems with all four memory banks being populated. Although you haven't had problems with this issue since installing 4 gigs, it can pop up at any time. Also, after POST, hit the F8 key and enter the Windows advanced options menu. Select "Last Known Good Configuration."
I'm not sure if any of this will work, but it's my best shot.
Good luck man.
No offense to Shane or Dave, but I highly doubt it's the PSU. The power supply is relatively new, and the 380W Antec won't power his 8800 GTS.
the problem is with the hard drive. the $TxfLog file is corrupt and that is what is giving you these errors. Windows checks this file on boot AND when defragging and thenb chucks up an error code if it can't read it properly. Windows is obviously fixing the file when it can't read it but it is just corrupting again so you keep getting bsod. Replace the drive with another and if all goes well rma the stuffed one if it is new enough.