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Asus p4800 desktop freezes and has no error message
Monday, February 2, 2009 at 12:22 pm
Posted by Scott (28 messages posted)

Greetings

My 3.0mhz has been flawless for years... now it will freeze up and I need some suggestions as how to determine the cause as no error window pops up. I dont think it is virus related and Ive swaped out the cpu and fan to try to fix it. Is there a error log I can open to see what is causing this problem. No new hardware was added... I could pull out extra memory to see if they are ok. Last "big" thing that might be related is I ran the pc pitstop.com tests and optimized... Thanks in advance, Scott

Thanks for your assistance!

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re: Asus p4800 desktop freezes and has no error message
Monday, February 2, 2009 at 12:44 pm
Posted by C K (6525 messages posted)

The Event Viewer (Admin tools in the control panel) may or may not have error messages. 
 Usually if it doesn't log an error message you have a hardware issue. Drivers can 
do it also but is a less likely source.  Run a test on the HDD if the manufacturer 
has a diagnostics utility, many times I have seen an unresponsive HDD cause this. 
 Make sure there aren't any other heat related issues going on.  You can try removing 
memory or checking with this:

http://www.microsoft.com/technet/downloads/win2k.mspx

These problems can be complicated to find unless you have spare parts to swap out 
sometimes.  Possibly software, but less likely IME..

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