System Constantly Crashes at Startup

[shawncournoyer]

I use the pro version of Advanced system care. I am running Windows home premium 64 bit on a fairly new Toshiba laptop. Recently, my system has been crashing several times a day. I have disabled all other programs and (I think) isolated ASC or it's configuration as the source of the problem.. Can anyone help... Thanks.

[Toppack]

Uninstall ASC, and see if the problem goes away.

You can always reinstall it.

I'm betting it's Not ASC causing the problem, though. :wink:

(There are Many things that can cause that)

Over-heating is a very common shut-down problem in Laptops.

(usually the air-path to CPU is blocked with dust)

[shawncournoyer]

I'm not an idiot...wink... I understand that there are "many other things" that cause system crashes. Thanks!

[enoskype]

Hi shawncournoyer, welcome to IObit Forum! :-D

 

We are here as Toppack trying to help the users if they have problems.

 

It is nearly impossible to know the cause of a crash if there is not enough information about the condition, situation, settings of the program causing the crash, and when it happens, doing what. Also screenshots may be helpful.

 

If you can supply us more information or send your minidump file to IObit and try to contact IObit through http://www.iobit.com/onlin<WBR>esupport.html, it may help.

 

Cheers.

[Toppack]

I'm not an idiot...wink... I understand that there are "many other things" that cause system crashes. Thanks!

 

 

 

Sorry, I consider Everyone 'Guilty Until Proven Innocent'. :lol:

[Mr Bean]

I use the pro version of Advanced system care. I am running Windows home premium 64 bit on a fairly new Toshiba laptop. Recently, my system has been crashing several times a day. I have disabled all other programs and (I think) isolated ASC or it's configuration as the source of the problem.. Can anyone help... Thanks.

 

hi there

ok my 1 cent worth

 

if your new laptop is crashing several times a day .probably best thing to do is take it back and get it checked.

even if you suspect the application.

I be inclined to blame the lap top itself. could be faulty??

and possible.if not well at least you know.

Mr Bean

[captainron]

Software vendors like Norton, McAfee and others are legendary for paying off OEMs for bloating their machines with mediocre software to increase sales. You'll have at least 3 big startup programs on most. If it was mine I'd use IObit uninstaller with power-scan and get them all off, the licenses probably expire in 30-60 days anyway..