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Windows Forum / Windows XP / General Topics 1 / May 2008XP Pro reboots when browser is opened. error 1073741795
I am running XP Pro on an older Athelon 1700 machine. I have an 80 gig HD with 512 megs of ram. Recnetly for no reason my machine has just rebooted its self. It would boot back up and everything would be fine. Sometimes it would shut down completely but I could restart it and it would run for awhile. Today it seems to be getting worse. Now i can power up my machine and it will boot up. I can check my email, via Outlook, but I can't connect using a browser. When i open IE it will lock up or reboot. Sometimes it will partlially reboot to the point of my status bar will show up, but no icons. One time today after it rebooted itself, I got an error code 1073741795. There was a path of C;/windows/system32/services.exe and it said something about NT Authority System. Thats all i could write down before it shut down . Any help is appreciated  SignaturePlease remove the no spam from my email address and replace with earthlink.net to reply by email.....Thanks > I am running XP Pro on an older Athelon 1700 machine. I have an 80 gig HD > with 512 megs of ram. Recnetly for no reason my machine has just rebooted [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > . > Any help is appreciated Do you have drive space? How much free space do you have? Have you done a cleanup? Have you defragged? Actually I only have 2.13 GB useable on my C drive and 2.49 gigs of my scondary drive left. The last time I cleaned my system and defragged was quite some time ago. I will do a clean up and defrag and see what happens. Thanks for the help... > > I am running XP Pro on an older Athelon 1700 machine. I have an 80 gig HD > > with 512 megs of ram. Recnetly for no reason my machine has just rebooted [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > Do you have drive space? How much free space do you have? Have you > done a cleanup? Have you defragged? > Actually I only have 2.13 GB useable on my C drive and 2.49 gigs of my > scondary drive left. The last time I cleaned my system and defragged was [quoted text clipped - 25 lines] >> Do you have drive space? How much free space do you have? Have you >> done a cleanup? Have you defragged? 2 gigs is not small. Tight, but not that small. I don't think its your issue. But cleanup might not be a 'bad' idea. I'm not hot on defrag., especially on a system with low space. Just me! >2 gigs is not small. Tight, but not that small. I don't think its >your issue. But cleanup might not be a 'bad' idea. I'm not hot on >defrag., especially on a system with low space. Without 15% free space, it would take a really good defragger to run anyway. Diskeeper will do it. No freebie that I know of will do it. Don't even know if the built-in defragger will. Any other ideas what the problem might me? Maybe loose card or power supply going bad? > > Actually I only have 2.13 GB useable on my C drive and 2.49 gigs of my > > scondary drive left. The last time I cleaned my system and defragged was [quoted text clipped - 29 lines] > your issue. But cleanup might not be a 'bad' idea. I'm not hot on > defrag., especially on a system with low space. Just me! This morning it want even boot to safe mode. Would the power supply cause this? Maybe if it wasn't running at full power? > > Actually I only have 2.13 GB useable on my C drive and 2.49 gigs of my > > scondary drive left. The last time I cleaned my system and defragged was [quoted text clipped - 29 lines] > your issue. But cleanup might not be a 'bad' idea. I'm not hot on > defrag., especially on a system with low space. Just me! > This morning it want even boot to safe mode. Would the power supply cause > this? Maybe if it wasn't running at full power? [quoted text clipped - 36 lines] >> your issue. But cleanup might not be a 'bad' idea. I'm not hot on >> defrag., especially on a system with low space. Just me! You could have a flaky PS, memory, HD, motherboard, a ton of items could do it. Its easier to fix if it burns. Intermittent issues are a bitch to fix. Even could be dust in the cabinet. Dust has been known to short circuit items and cause issues. |
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