WCPUID=reboot why

Drak55 · Apr 22, 2003

I wanted to see what wcpuid would show my cpu at so I d/l'ed the program unziped it it has 10 files + the exe file its all in one folder when I click on the exe file it reboots my comp whats up with that anyone have a clue?

Drak55 · Apr 22, 2003

anyone?

Damian · Apr 22, 2003

Try underclocking back to stock and see if the problem persists.

Enigma422 · Apr 22, 2003

Is your comp stable at it's current speed? It may have crashed if you've pushed your CPU to high.

jonspd · Apr 22, 2003

Try cpu-z

shan · Apr 22, 2003

I got this problem b4... after I reinstalled my OS, everything worked fine~

MameXP · Apr 22, 2003

No i'm positive its not the stability problem. I had the same problem b4. Mine could run prime 4ever but WCPUID always made the comp reboot. CPU-Z worked fine. Also reintalled OS solved the problem too.

shan · Apr 22, 2003

just use cpu-z, it seems to be the best~~~

TheNamelessOne · Apr 22, 2003

You guys won't believe this, I just downloaded cpu-z, based on the suggestions in this thread, and guess what it did as soon as I clicked on the exe file. The same thing that happend to Drak55 with WCPUID. And after the reboot if I click on the exe it says cpu-z has generated errors and must be closed.

Edit: I was running Prime95 when this happend and it was running for about 12 hours without any problems when this happend. Do you guys think my comp is unstable or maybe it's just the program that is buggy?

Drak55 · Apr 22, 2003

at the speed my comp is now its extreemly stable with my setting
160fsb
12.5x
1.850v
XP2200@2000

I can run every program to bench mark and no problem but wcouid as soon as I click it reboots.Ill try the other prog and let yas know.

Drak55 · Apr 22, 2003

D/L'ed CPU-Z same thing it reboots so I figured it might be a software problem. Ill be off in formating land for a while and reinstalling OS I'll let yas know what happends.

Damian · Apr 22, 2003

Like I said, try underclocking to stock, no matter how stable your comp is now, and see if the problem persists.

The Wicker Man · Apr 22, 2003

They used to do that to me........
Never did figure out for sure what the problem was,
I had to RMA the ram I had in there though, hasn't done it since
I purchased the mushkin ram though......

Drak55 · Apr 22, 2003

Damian said:
Like I said, try underclocking to stock, no matter how stable your comp is now, and see if the problem persists.

did that and same thing.

Drak55 · Apr 22, 2003

well I finished formating and reinstalling my OS and still the same thing with both progs WCPUID and CPU-Z I give up

fubulg6000 · Apr 22, 2003

Try writing 0's to drive, then reinstall windows. Or, try different ram and set your comp to stock values. If that doesn't work your going to have to rma something.

Damian · Apr 22, 2003

Maybe update your bios, it seems like your mobo's causing the problem.

CrashOveride · Apr 22, 2003

well if i where you i would use GCPUID after all tech support is right here in our forums.. he made it (reffering ot TheCoolest) there is a thread in General

(new way to ID what CPU you have ithink

)

Drak55 · Apr 22, 2003

Damian said:
Maybe update your bios, it seems like your mobo's causing the problem.

1016 already did it.

Drak55 · Apr 22, 2003

fubulg6000 said:
Try writing 0's to drive, then reinstall windows. Or, try different ram and set your comp to stock values. If that doesn't work your going to have to rma something.

I did write all 0's I reformated and reinstalled winxp but still nothing. clocked it back to stock still nothing

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