Rebooting problem
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mrjack
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First thing that comes to mind is overheating. You could download Everest or Speedfan to check your computers temperatures.
You could also try turning off automatic restart, which usually allows you to see an error report which you could use to find out more about what's happening. To do this right click on "My Computer" and choose "Properties". Go to the tab labeled "Advanced" and click on the "Settings" button in the "Startup and Recovery" section. Then untick the box labeled "Automatically restart". Then just click "OK" to close both open windows. Next time it restarts you should get a blue screen with some text on it, write down what seems important ie. error codes and such. These can be searched for on Microsoft's homepage or Google and may lead you to a solution.
You could also try turning off automatic restart, which usually allows you to see an error report which you could use to find out more about what's happening. To do this right click on "My Computer" and choose "Properties". Go to the tab labeled "Advanced" and click on the "Settings" button in the "Startup and Recovery" section. Then untick the box labeled "Automatically restart". Then just click "OK" to close both open windows. Next time it restarts you should get a blue screen with some text on it, write down what seems important ie. error codes and such. These can be searched for on Microsoft's homepage or Google and may lead you to a solution.
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