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My pc is yet again controlling itself and randomly switching off. When I switch back on after loading I get the following box come up
Deliver Manager
Delivery manager has encountered a problem and needs to close… sorry for the inconveniece, save anything you were working on. Click for further info..
so I click and get the following lot of techy talk:
Error Signature
AppName khost.exe Apprer 4.20.51102.0 Modname khost.exe
Modver 4.20.51102.0 Offset 00009Seeand when I close the box shortly after the pc shuts down again.
Whats my first step?
(Im not burning it and claiming on the insurance PB) :twisted:
This might assist:
I removed it from the start up menu last night, but even though the box has stopped comin up at start up, I still had an incomplete scan last night, so think it may be causing a problem and want to remove it.
How do I find the file in my registry and remove it, Ive forgotten how to do it.
i have a similiar prob….i dont get error messages or anything but sometimes my pc just shuts itself off and restarts. bloody annoying . :evil:
Yep! mine just shuts off sometimes, but normally get a box though before
to say Internet has to close…please send error report! so I do, and then
its alright, but I get that a couple of times a week :roll:@pats wrote:
i have a similiar prob….i dont get error messages or anything but sometimes my pc just shuts itself off and restarts. bloody annoying . :evil:
That’s whats happening… just complete switch offs, and then when I try to run a scan it switched off half way through.
My pc is a few years old now, so may be age related, bless it lol
@anita Gofradump wrote:
If you are not receiving error messages, and your system is old, it could be a overheating problem.
Try downloading some temp monitoring software,
http://www.brothersoft.com/d.php?soft_id=5417&url=http%3A%2F%2Fkoti.mbnet.fi%2Fhmonitor%2F44.11%2Fhmonitor.zipOverheating is a problem i see all to often with customers. They have the PC in an enclosed space where air circulation is poor or the system fills with dust and fluff and many a time i have found dogs hairs inside peoples systems.
Ideally the maximum temp your Processor should be is 60c, lower the better.
Most processors have safety devices to switch your system off or reboot it once it gets to a certain temp as to safeguard it from damage.Yep that is exactly what happened to my old pc. The fan got really really noisey and the pc shut itself down. I did give it a good clean and by Christ it needed it. It was quiet for a few days then the CPU blew up, hence the new one. Take the sides off Sharon, CAREFULLY, and give the fan a good clean.
can I not download something to do it for me?! Ive been cleaning all blimmin day, just finished and put the hoover away…
Oh well, will give that a go then. Cheers X
@bat wrote:
@anita Gofradump wrote:
If you are not receiving error messages, and your system is old, it could be a overheating problem.
Try downloading some temp monitoring software,
http://www.brothersoft.com/d.php?soft_id=5417&url=http%3A%2F%2Fkoti.mbnet.fi%2Fhmonitor%2F44.11%2Fhmonitor.zipOverheating is a problem i see all to often with customers. They have the PC in an enclosed space where air circulation is poor or the system fills with dust and fluff and many a time i have found dogs hairs inside peoples systems.
Ideally the maximum temp your Processor should be is 60c, lower the better.
Most processors have safety devices to switch your system off or reboot it once it gets to a certain temp as to safeguard it from damage.Yep that is exactly what happened to my old pc. The fan got really really noisey and the pc shut itself down. I did give it a good clean and by Christ it needed it. It was quiet for a few days then the CPU blew up, hence the new one. Take the sides off Sharon, CAREFULLY, and give the fan a good clean.
Naughty naughty bat, that had gone, and for a reason :evil:
Seems not even allowed to delete your own posts anymore :o
@anita Gofradump wrote:
@bat wrote:
@anita Gofradump wrote:
If you are not receiving error messages, and your system is old, it could be a overheating problem.
Try downloading some temp monitoring software,
http://www.brothersoft.com/d.php?soft_id=5417&url=http%3A%2F%2Fkoti.mbnet.fi%2Fhmonitor%2F44.11%2Fhmonitor.zipOverheating is a problem i see all to often with customers. They have the PC in an enclosed space where air circulation is poor or the system fills with dust and fluff and many a time i have found dogs hairs inside peoples systems.
Ideally the maximum temp your Processor should be is 60c, lower the better.
Most processors have safety devices to switch your system off or reboot it once it gets to a certain temp as to safeguard it from damage.Yep that is exactly what happened to my old pc. The fan got really really noisey and the pc shut itself down. I did give it a good clean and by Christ it needed it. It was quiet for a few days then the CPU blew up, hence the new one. Take the sides off Sharon, CAREFULLY, and give the fan a good clean.
Naughty naughty bat, that had gone, and for a reason :evil:
Seems not even allowed to delete your own posts anymore :o
Oh well I knew that didn,t I ya great lemon coz I,m bloody psychic. :roll: :roll:
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