How to Repair Auto-Rebooting PC
It is a problematic three-step occurrence. First, the computer shuts down. Next, a blue screen appears. Finally, the system automatically reboots. When this type of crash happens, upon rebooting a message prompt usually displays stating that your computer has just recovered from a serious error; and therefore, is now restarting. Sometimes, bad sectors are scanned and repaired before the computer fully loads again. There is a way to solve the repetitive time crashing annoyance and ban the blue screen blues once and for all.
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Instructions
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Click "Start" and select "Control Panel."
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Click "System and Maintenance."
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Click "Problem Reports and Solutions."
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Go to the Tasks pane and select "Check for new solutions." Allow a few moments for the system to search for resolutions.
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Select a solution under "Solutions to install." Try each recommendation by following the suggestions until the problem is solved. If there are "No new solutions found," click "Close" and proceed to Step 6.
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Install recommended software and security updates. Click on "Start" and then "Control Panel."
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Double-click "Windows Update."
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Update the device drivers for your computer. Click on the Computer Manufacturers List link in the Resources section. Click on the link representing your computer manufacturer and follow the recommended steps for updating your device drivers.
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