My system restarts itself after just logging in and thereaftere it runs smooth. I don't feel any problem. I have just re-intalled the window. But still it is coming :(
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My system restarts itself after just logging in and thereaftere it runs smooth. I don't feel any problem. I have just re-intalled the window. But still it is coming :(
What version of windows is it? What sort of re-installation of Windows did you do?
At a guess it sounds like a registry issue or possibly you have some disk errors.
It could also be that after you re-installed Windows onto your computer you also installed some basic files which at first seem quite innocent, but may actually be the culprit.
window 7 ultimate 32 bit. i installed some apps: idm, chrome,photoshop km player, format factory...Quote:
Originally Posted by james438
I don't think so as the restart only happens once per login.
The easiest thing to try is looking in your startup folder by clicking the windows logo in the lower left corner of your screen and then All Programs and then scroll down and you will see a folder called Startup. See what is in there. I prefer to keep mine empty. Next try uninstalling these extra programs you mentioned one by one using "uninstall a program" found in your control panel until windows 7 starts up again as it should. If you do decide to install Windows 7 again try to restart your computer once after you install each program until you find the culprit. Try doing a search for the name of the extra program you are adding and add the phrase "restart after logging in windows 7" to see if there is a record of that program causing that problem.
It could also be that after you re-installed Windows onto your computer you also installed some basic files
I had the same problem, turned out to be the Main board is burned, I replaced it and everything works.
I mention in this situation the processor
This is an old thread. So, I'm closing it. If anyone wants to continue the discussion with anything material, please start a new thread and feel free to refer back to this one.