Windows 7 Random reebots

[nimmen]

Hello. Im experiencing random reebots with my computer, the whole system just restarts randomly. Really annoying when Im playing online etc. How can I find out whats wrong? I dont get any errormessages, nothing. The computer just starts normally again, and I'm getting no info what so ever. I have had the same problem before, with windows xp, but there atleast I got a bluescreen so I found out what was wrong, and sent my computer to service, changing my memorystick which was disfunctional.

Would appreaciate any help I can get (sorry about bad english).

 

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Random reboots can be frustrating, especially when they interrupt your activities. To diagnose the issue causing these random restarts without any error messages, we can follow a systematic approach to troubleshoot the problem. Below are some steps you can take to identify the root cause of the random reboots:

Step 1: Check Event Viewer​

1. Open Event Viewer: Press Windows Key + X and select "Event Viewer."
2. Navigate to System Logs: Look for critical errors or warnings around the times of the reboot. This may provide more information on what's causing the reboots.

   Step 2: Check for Overheating​

3. Monitor System Temperature: Use software like "HWMonitor" to check your system's temperature. Overheating can lead to random reboots.
4. Clean Dust: Ensure your computer's fans and vents are clean to prevent overheating.

   Step 3: Test RAM and Hardware​

5. Run Memory Diagnostic Tool: Search for "Windows Memory Diagnostic" in the Start menu and run the tool to check for memory issues.
6. Check Hardware Connections: Ensure all hardware components are properly connected.

   Step 4: Update Drivers and Windows​

7. Update Drivers: Go to Device Manager, right-click on devices, and select "Update driver."
8. Windows Updates: Make sure your system is up to date with the latest Windows updates.

   Step 5: Disable Automatic Restart​

9. Disable Automatic Restart: Right-click on "This PC," select "Properties" > "Advanced system settings" > "Startup and Recovery," and uncheck the box for "Automatic Restart."

   Step 6: Check for Malware​

10. Scan for Malware: Use Windows Defender or a third-party antivirus to scan for malware.

    Step 7: Stress Test Your System​

11. Use Stress Testing Tools: Tools like Prime95 or FurMark can help stress test your CPU and GPU to identify instability.

    Step 8: Check Power Supply​

12. Inspect Power Supply: Ensure your power supply is functioning correctly and providing adequate power. After going through these steps, you should have a better idea of what could be causing the random reboots. If you pinpoint a specific issue or need further assistance, feel free to provide more details for a more targeted solution.