Computer keep crashing/restarting by itself

The blue screen popup and said it need to shutdown/restart to prevent some damage or something like that. ( usually when I have Firefox and maple running at the same time)

I tried scanning it with Anti-Malwarebytes Pro, McAfee Security, Microsoft Security Essential and nothing came up. ( did all those 3 scan at least 5 times ea). I'm still not sure if its worm/trojan/virus related( I don't know anything about computers)

BUT I did scan it with ccleaner and McAfee ( every time it restart/crash) quick scan 500mb-1gb of memory image file or something like that came up but I dont know how to remove it. McAfee and Ccleaner can't remove it for some reason. It just wont ;s

So what else/option do I have left or how do I fix this crash/auto restart? ( blue screen popping up saying it need to restart/shut down to prevent farther damage)

O and the comp is a bit laggy/stuff just stop responding.

I think if you google the error code that shows up on the BSOD it can help diagnose the problem

I think if you google the error code that shows up on the BSOD it can help diagnose the problem

I dont think its possible, it just pop up for like 1 second then it restart/crashed. Can't read it fast enough.

I dont think its possible, it just pop up for like 1 second then it restart/crashed. Can't read it fast enough.

dafadsfasd nice edit!!

use nirsofts bluescreenview to go through your dmp files to figure out which program crashed your computer

Uh i'm not sure which exact link to download.

bottom of page, should be organized by languages i think

I tried the error-checking thing, it worked for a few days then it crashed again, wonder what is wrong ;s

did you happen to find out which program causes the crash? bluescreenview doesnt fix it, it just pinpoints which exact file(or files) causes the computer to bluescreen

I dont think its possible, it just pop up for like 1 second then it restart/crashed. Can't read it fast enough.

you're going to need to stop the automatic restart for BSOD
http://pcsupport.about.com/od/windows7/h...dows-7.htm

when you get BSOD again, write down the error codes and you can look them up after restart.