- Feb 10, 2014
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Windows 7 64 bit
AMD FX 8320 *overclocked to about 4.6ghz*
Gigabyte GA-990FXA-UD3 rev. 4 motherboard
16gb AMD 1866mhz Memory
Gigabyte R9 270X 4gb graphics card
Corsair 500R Carbide case
1) One problem is that every other time I turn on the computer, it boots up fine, but after loading the windows screen it turns black with the mouse cursor showing. It lasts for about a minute and a half, then goes back to the desktop and the computer works fine.
2) A second problem, which has come to my attention now, is that my computer will randomly restarts occasionally. I leave the computer on all day, I use it for a bit then leave for a while (sleep mode is disabled), but sometimes I come back and it says Windows has recovered from an unexpected problem. It happened today. I came back to the computer, and it was in the "Restarting Windows" screen, then there was the error message when it finished rebooting.
I will add that this does not happen while I am actually using the computer, like playing a game of League of Legends. It happens while it's idling. I doubt it's the video card, because I had this problem with my old video card (8800 GT). And I doubt my computer is overheating, because I have a Corsair h100 liquid cooler, and as I said earlier, It's when the computer is idling.
Questions: Does Windows 7 have a Repair function? I remember hearing that it did. But I just inserted the Windows 7 disc into the drive, and the only option that came up was to install windows. Do I need to reboot it with the DVD Drive as the master boot?
Thanks for any and all help.
Windows 7 64 bit
AMD FX 8320 *overclocked to about 4.6ghz*
Gigabyte GA-990FXA-UD3 rev. 4 motherboard
16gb AMD 1866mhz Memory
Gigabyte R9 270X 4gb graphics card
Corsair 500R Carbide case
1) One problem is that every other time I turn on the computer, it boots up fine, but after loading the windows screen it turns black with the mouse cursor showing. It lasts for about a minute and a half, then goes back to the desktop and the computer works fine.
2) A second problem, which has come to my attention now, is that my computer will randomly restarts occasionally. I leave the computer on all day, I use it for a bit then leave for a while (sleep mode is disabled), but sometimes I come back and it says Windows has recovered from an unexpected problem. It happened today. I came back to the computer, and it was in the "Restarting Windows" screen, then there was the error message when it finished rebooting.
I will add that this does not happen while I am actually using the computer, like playing a game of League of Legends. It happens while it's idling. I doubt it's the video card, because I had this problem with my old video card (8800 GT). And I doubt my computer is overheating, because I have a Corsair h100 liquid cooler, and as I said earlier, It's when the computer is idling.
Questions: Does Windows 7 have a Repair function? I remember hearing that it did. But I just inserted the Windows 7 disc into the drive, and the only option that came up was to install windows. Do I need to reboot it with the DVD Drive as the master boot?
Thanks for any and all help.
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