Computer reboots

[Bob Wilcox]

Recently my computer reboots and I get "System Has Recovered from a Serious
Error" message. I finally realized this is happening when Windows Defender
does a scheduled scan. The some thing happens when I scan with Spybot
Search and Destroy and when I do an online scan at bitdefender.com. I am
able to do a virus scan with AVG Free without it happening and it finds no
viruses.

I did a hijackthis scan and didn't come up with anything suspicious.

Here is the latest error report from the system log.

Date: 5/11/2007 Source: System Error

Time: 11:05:01 AM Category (102)

Type : Error Event lD: 1003

Description:
Error code 1000008e, parameterl c0000005, parameter2 bf80614e,
parameter3 b951c4f4, parameter4 00000000.

Can anyone suggest anything to try to correct this problem?

Bob W.

WinXP Home, all Updates
Cable Modem, Linksys Router

 

[Bob Wilcox]

I forgot to mention...I did a memory test with memtest86, no bad memory
found.

 

[mikeyhsd]

might look over the event logs.
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Recently my computer reboots and I get "System Has Recovered from a Serious
Error" message. I finally realized this is happening when Windows Defender
does a scheduled scan. The some thing happens when I scan with Spybot
Search and Destroy and when I do an online scan at bitdefender.com. I am
able to do a virus scan with AVG Free without it happening and it finds no
viruses.

I did a hijackthis scan and didn't come up with anything suspicious.

Here is the latest error report from the system log.

Date: 5/11/2007 Source: System Error

Time: 11:05:01 AM Category (102)

Type : Error Event lD: 1003

Description:
Error code 1000008e, parameterl c0000005, parameter2 bf80614e,
parameter3 b951c4f4, parameter4 00000000.

Can anyone suggest anything to try to correct this problem?

Bob W.

WinXP Home, all Updates
Cable Modem, Linksys Router

 

[SingaporeWebDesign]

Hello,

See if this helps
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/930916

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[Bob Wilcox]

Thank you. I already have that update. I think I have determined that the
problem is caused by CPU overheating. I will install a new CPU fan and see
if that helps. See:
http://forums.spybot.info/showpost.php?p=27256&postcount=2