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- Jul 30, 2014
Hi all,
Had my PC reboot several times last week eventually not booting motherboard seems to have died. Tested with another PSU and it booted once to OS then rebooted and would not get back to OS again not even BIOS would boot on it. Thought it was CMOS battery replaced that before changing mobo made no difference.
So I got a GIGABYTE (GA-78LMT-USB3) and a couple of case fans as the other two were making grinding noises and new ram since my old mobo was running DDR2.
So after doing all this setting the machine up etc I got into windows thought everything was cool used the PC for a brief period of time then it restarted again
So I had again a look in event viewer which had the same errors as it did before on my last motherboard as below.
The Windows Security Center detected a third party product with a non-guid instanceId. InstanceID={ED588FAF-1B8F-43B4-ACA8-8E3C8-8E3C8-8.
The Windows Security Center detected a third party product with a non-guid instanceId. InstanceID={ED588FAF-1B8F-43B4-ACA8-8E3C8-8E3C85D.
Googling around I found a post stating it was claiming the issue was Spybot so I fully removed this and cleared all files relating to this including fixing registry. So after this again I was using the machine and it reboots again. Prior to the changed motherboard it was in a reboot loop and it was very short periods between rebooting. Now the machine has been all cleaned up etc. All components are new (within 2 years). I am not sure what is causing the reboots its not CPU overheating as I am monitoring temps aswell.
Months prior to all this I upgraded my HDD's and used Akronis to copy my disk image across since then until now not a single reboot issue at all so I am doubting this has caused it but I am totally lost now on how to fix this issue since its a new mobo I have left CPU at standard settings so no overclocking at the moment.
Edit - Have checked for infection with Avast/Malware antibytes/hitman/advanced system care to ensure no viral issues in my system. Have also gone into registry to see if I can find the instances mentioned above however its finding nothing, second edit BIOS flash issue resolved.
Regards,
Time-Bandit.
Had my PC reboot several times last week eventually not booting motherboard seems to have died. Tested with another PSU and it booted once to OS then rebooted and would not get back to OS again not even BIOS would boot on it. Thought it was CMOS battery replaced that before changing mobo made no difference.
So I got a GIGABYTE (GA-78LMT-USB3) and a couple of case fans as the other two were making grinding noises and new ram since my old mobo was running DDR2.
So after doing all this setting the machine up etc I got into windows thought everything was cool used the PC for a brief period of time then it restarted again
So I had again a look in event viewer which had the same errors as it did before on my last motherboard as below.
The Windows Security Center detected a third party product with a non-guid instanceId. InstanceID={ED588FAF-1B8F-43B4-ACA8-8E3C8-8E3C8-8.
The Windows Security Center detected a third party product with a non-guid instanceId. InstanceID={ED588FAF-1B8F-43B4-ACA8-8E3C8-8E3C85D.
Googling around I found a post stating it was claiming the issue was Spybot so I fully removed this and cleared all files relating to this including fixing registry. So after this again I was using the machine and it reboots again. Prior to the changed motherboard it was in a reboot loop and it was very short periods between rebooting. Now the machine has been all cleaned up etc. All components are new (within 2 years). I am not sure what is causing the reboots its not CPU overheating as I am monitoring temps aswell.
Months prior to all this I upgraded my HDD's and used Akronis to copy my disk image across since then until now not a single reboot issue at all so I am doubting this has caused it but I am totally lost now on how to fix this issue since its a new mobo I have left CPU at standard settings so no overclocking at the moment.
Edit - Have checked for infection with Avast/Malware antibytes/hitman/advanced system care to ensure no viral issues in my system. Have also gone into registry to see if I can find the instances mentioned above however its finding nothing, second edit BIOS flash issue resolved.
Regards,
Time-Bandit.
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