Computer Problems

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[Gasman]

You haven't given it enough attention and it's in the huff!

 

[DEFENDER01]

I would remove the last updates from the time this problem started.
Microsoft have been installing updates in readiness for the windows 10 if yours is set to automatic updates change it to notify only and carefully chose which ones you need.

 

[Deleted member 23692]

Check to see if your processor heatsink isn't clogged with dust and fluff.. mine was when I was getting the same problem.

Cleared the crud and all has been well since

 

[MarkF]

You've tried banging it?

 

[IDMark2]

[QUOTE 3791948, member: 9609"]where do I start with this one ?[/QUOTE]
Windows normally (if left default set as Automatic) sets a 'System Restore Point' before applying an update. If you go to PC Settings you should find the system restore point for before you say problems started for you, ie two or three weeks ago, just let it restore from there. I missed Windows 7 so can't steer you for where System Restore is exactly on that but i will be there in the settings box somewhere..

 

[Tanis8472]

Those generally are caused by overheating. Its possible you have fried a processor previously.

 

[Lonestar]

Used to get this quite regularly and sometimes it was due to a USB device.Though it could be anything.Some new hardware or drivers.Don't see it much or at all in Win 7.

http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/forum/47489-63-bsod-clock-interrupt-received-secondary-processor

 

[DEFENDER01]

This is a good place to ask about pc problems.
http://www.pcbanter.net/

 

[classic33]

[QUOTE 3791660, member: 9609"]I have had the following message 3 times over the past fortnight
Running Win 7 prof, on a twin core Intel T7400 2.16 + 2.17Ghz - 64bit
there has been no hard or software added to it for a long time (apart from windows updates [/QUOTE]
Maybe you need some extra help.......