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Re: BLUE SCREEN THEN RESTART
Your system is set to automatically restart after a crash. If you don't want
it to do that, then go to Start, right click Computer, select Properties,
Advanced System Settings, Continue, then select Startup and Recovery
Settings. You should see several options, one of which is to Automatically
restart. Uncheck the box if you do not want it to restart on a crash.
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The personal opinion of
Gary G. Little
"camshep" <camshep@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:A98FFC66-81D4-46F5-AC04-F4295C61E18E@microsoft.com...
> Hi, I've recently upgraded my XP media centre (MCE2005) to Vista Home
> Premium. Upgrade was relatively uneventful, all settings transfered OK,
> got
> the channels and EPG all set up OK in VMC. Now.....every now and then,
> totally randomly it would seem, while I'm watching TV or a recorded show,
> the
> screen goes blue with white writing all over it, then the machine
> re-boots.
> I don't get time to read what is on the blue screen before it re-boots.
> Is
> their an error log within Windows I can look at the see what the error
> was,
> or what caused it?
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