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Happend twice today… just stops, and I have to restart – any idea how to make it stop?
Going to do a complete reinstall next week… but I really dont need this now 🙁
might be overheating mate, see if ur fans are all running – haveu instealled any new hardware lately?
Check your event Viewer and see what it has to say :O
Start > Run >type ‘eventvwr’ then click Ok/Hit enter.
Then check in Application/System tabs (or all even :P) and look for red circles with an X in them labelled ‘Error’. Those may be your culprits 🙂If thetime recorded on the events happened the same time of the incident I’d be inclined to blame them for crashing it 😛 Infact given Sony’s shoddy craftsmanship on their gadgets (as nice as they are before they fall apaprt) it shouldn’t come as a surprise 😮
Anyhow, if you double click on the error it will bring up an Event ID. You can either search google or the microsoft knowledge base with that event ID and hopefully find instructions for a resolution, or you can click the link it should have displayed and it will submit the information for you and bring up a hopefully-relevant page. i say hopefully as the microsoft site doesn’t have all the answers and sometimes you have to look elsewhere =/
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