Random reboots with a new 64 system

[zmaster]

I recently put a new system together. Its a clawhammer 2800+ on a Abit NF8 mobo. However, i am getting random reboots, at about every step I take. Windows XP platform reports this error every time I get back on the system.

http://img125.echo.cx/img125/9507/help2uu.jpg

Im flashing the bios as we speak, but its odd. I even did a format/fresh install but still no go.

The other parts attached are 2x512 Kingston sticks, a geforce 6600GT, a MSI TV@nywhere master tv card and a sound blaster 5.1dig sound card.

Can anyone assist me. The system currently is beahving as if i killed its girlfriend. Is it possible for a pc to hate me so much? Or is it just my bad luck with 64 bit systems?


Any help is greatly appreciated.

 

[aGreenAgent]

What's your power supply?

 

[zmaster]

A Chieftek 420W with dual rails. +18A on one and something like +16A on the other +12V rail

 

[zmaster]

This one.

http://www.chieftec.de/?page=products_big&id=121&k_id=4&language=uk

 

[PurdueRy]

turn off autorestart in the system properties settings

 

[zmaster]

autorestart? Wher is that? If you mean system restore, its off.

 

[daniel49]

right click on my computer
select advanced tab
under start up and recovery click settings button
uncheck restart apply ..ok your way home

 

[BadThad]

Originally posted by: rleemhui
turn off autorestart in the system properties settings

Why? So he can see his system freeze? It's rebooting for a reason. :roll:

Take a look in your Event Viewer, a lot of times it can provide you with clues. Post anything unusual here.

A quick look with Google shows you may have a virus:
LINK

 

[zmaster]

Beautiful link. Only you need to register and PAY. Thanx for the input anyway. If anyone has a free solution, ffeel free to comment.

 

[PurdueRy]

Originally posted by: BadThad

Originally posted by: rleemhui
turn off autorestart in the system properties settings

Why? So he can see his system freeze? It's rebooting for a reason. :roll:

Take a look in your Event Viewer, a lot of times it can provide you with clues. Post anything unusual here.

A quick look with Google shows you may have a virus:
LINK

Because it will give him the error code smartass.

It will give us a better clue at what type of error he is getting instead of just knowing that "Its restarting"

 

[zmaster]

No error code yet. But no random reboots either. Guess that solved it.