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The thread discusses a user's recurring PC crashes with blue screens and auto-reboots, causing data loss and frustration. The original poster seeks help and offers to provide additional information for diagnosis. A responder advises that more detailed details about the Windows version, error codes, and recent changes are necessary to assist effectively.
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Hi all,

Not sure what's going on with my PC but it crashes 1-2 times a day on average and I lose everything I have open, this is getting very frustrating. I get a blue screen and an auto-reboot.

When I reboot I get some error codes and I click find a solution, but it does nothing but open my internet browser and load the homepage.

Is there any info I can gather to supply you all to further assist?

Thank you,
Dan
 

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Welcome to Windows. It does that for more reasons than you can imagine. In order for anyone to be able to help, you will need to provide more information (what version of Windows are you running? What codes or error messages appear? Does it always happen while you are using a certain application or performing a certain action? How long ago did the problem start? Did anything relating to Windows or software change around the same time--new program loaded, new hardware installed, Windows updated, etc.)? What steps, if any, have you tried so far to diagnose or fix it and what were the results?
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Welcome to Windows. It does that for more reasons than you can imagine. In order for anyone to be able to help, you will need to provide more information (what version of Windows are you running? What codes or error messages appear? Does it always happen while you are using a certain application or performing a certain action? How long ago did the problem start? Did anything relating to Windows or software change around the same time--new program loaded, new hardware installed, Windows updated, etc.)? What steps, if any, have you tried so far to diagnose or fix it and what were the results?
 
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