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There are many possible reasons, including bad memory, bad memory contacts, bad PSU and bad CPU. It is unlikely to be the BIOS, but it could be settings in the CMOS setup are trying to drive the machine too fast. If your memory settings are not set to "auto", try that.mnrao wrote:Recently my computer even stopped restarting. I have to shut-it down and switch on the power a couple of times before it reboots. what is the reason for this and Will a BIOS update solve the problem??
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