Crashing

Mex1can · October 5th, 2004

When I go to load the xbe file, my computer restarts. Is anyone else having problems like this? If so, is there anyway of fixing it?

proger · October 5th, 2004

Wow...

I know xeon tends to restart when it recives a error.... but that just doesnt soind right... Are you using Windows 2000/xp?

Mex1can · October 6th, 2004

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Originally Posted by proger

Wow...

I know xeon tends to restart when it recives a error.... but that just doesnt soind right... Are you using Windows 2000/xp?

Using XP Pro - SP1

zen_master · October 6th, 2004

Ok here we go, I dont have Xeon but basicaly what probably happens when you load the xbe file the error when created makes XP think this has encountered a critycal error and it restarts.
There is a way to turn this off:
Start/Control Pannel/System/Advanced/Setup and Recovery/Settings/System Failure/ and uncheck automatically restart...

I dont recomend this because your system is still going to go into system failure, but it wont restart. Also make sure you have background programs and services turned off(especially in XP pro) because they might interfiere...

October 5th, 2004	#1 (permalink)
Mex1can Registered User Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: USA Posts: 2	Crashing When I go to load the xbe file, my computer restarts. Is anyone else having problems like this? If so, is there anyway of fixing it?

October 6th, 2004	#4 (permalink)
zen_master >>Tech hating Squirrel<< Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Hollywood, FL Posts: 317	Ok here we go, I dont have Xeon but basicaly what probably happens when you load the xbe file the error when created makes XP think this has encountered a critycal error and it restarts. There is a way to turn this off: Start/Control Pannel/System/Advanced/Setup and Recovery/Settings/System Failure/ and uncheck automatically restart... I dont recomend this because your system is still going to go into system failure, but it wont restart. Also make sure you have background programs and services turned off(especially in XP pro) because they might interfiere... __________________ Reason for creation of C++ AOLer

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October 5th, 2004	#2 (permalink)
proger Customized User Title Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: In my little apartment eating the only food I can afford, ramen noodles. Posts: 345	Wow... I know xeon tends to restart when it recives a error.... but that just doesnt soind right... Are you using Windows 2000/xp?