computer suddenly reboots while surfing the web,checking email etc

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What would cause a sudden reboot while doing anything on my computer? It
doesn't do it all the time just random times and not just any one particular
program does it reboot on! I cleaned the fan on the proceessor and my power
supply of all the dust and dirt thinking that was the problem with
overheating...but it continues. it usually happens a couple of times a
day.Any Clues? help!!!
 
It is possible your power supply is starting to go. If the voltage dips, you
can get a reboot or a freeze up.

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"Of all the enemies to public liberty war is, perhaps, the most to be
dreaded because it comprises and develops the germ of every other. War is
the parent of armies; from these proceed debts and taxes...known instruments
for bringing the many under the domination of the few. . . No nation could
preserve its freedom in the midst of continual warfare."

- James Madison, Political Observations, 1795
 
ONE SUGGESTION WAS THE POWER SUPPLY MAY BE GOING OUT...THIS WOULD CAUSE
REBOOTS AND FREEZE-UPS
It would be helpful to know some specifics of your computers (s).
What OS; what processor, browser, video card, etc. Reason for why
this might be of help - for a time, several earlier version of ATI
drivers would cause problems if one went to a Web site that was using
Java. Newer versions fixed that problem.
 
Scott said:
It would be helpful to know some specifics of your computers (s).
What OS; what processor, browser, video card, etc. Reason for why
this might be of help - for a time, several earlier version of ATI
drivers would cause problems if one went to a Web site that was using
Java. Newer versions fixed that problem.
You might have a virus, possibly msblast.
 
thanks for reply. i get a blue screen and the computer just shuts off. i dont
have time to read the blue screen but when i check error reports it says
application problem and module problem. i dont have a clue how to rewrite the
script in program but i wish i could have windows read it online and fix it
to orignal.
 

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