Windows 10: Automatic Restart Every 2 Minutes

Hi All,

About 5 days ago I received a BSOD but I cannot remember what it was for (It may have been a Power State Failure). I would get the BSOD and then the computer would restart.

• I uninstalled the latest Microsoft Update (I believe it was a Security update). BSOD problem went away
• 2 days later my computer will turn on for about 2 minutes and then restart. About 2 seconds prior to the restart my cursor will freeze
• I tried to do a system restore but it did not complete
• Computer will not boot into Safe Mode (just hangs on the computer logo, Lenova)
• I am suspecting a potential virus due to being overseas and on an open network at the hotel. I did use a U.S. VPN when on the internet. I also downloaded some torrents, TV Shows, prior to the trip. Yes....a very bad idea
• I have not posted in a virus forum...this is my first one.

Thank you for the assistance.

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Nokia N72 it restarts automatically every minute.

Hi, Newly bought Nokia N72 phone it restarts automatically every minute. But when i put the bluetooth on the phone remains stable and it does not reboot. Once the bluetooth is switched off again the phone starts rebooting automatically every minute. Please
let me know if there is any solution for that.

 

Nokia N72 it restarts automatically every minute.

Update your Firmware with latest one.Either take it to NOKIA CARE or do it from the wesite of NOKIA but do take back up of all your data.

 

Your System Restore likely failed because you're running version 1607 of Windows. Let's try System Restore again:

• Start the system with Advanced startup options
• Select Troubleshoot
• Select Advanced Options
• Select Command Prompt
• Choose the drive with Windows installation, e.g. C:, by typing Code: C:[/quote]
  • Check whether Windows is on that drive by typing Code: dir[/quote] and look for Windows and Users directories listed. If you do not find it, choose another drive letter, e.g. D:, as above.
• Type Code: xcopy /s /q "C:\Program Files\WindowsApps" "C:\Program Files\WindowsApps.old" Does C:\Program Files\WindowsApps.old specify a file name or directory name on the target (F = file, D = directory)? d rmdir /s /q "C:\Program Files\WindowsApps"[/quote]
  • The above assumes you found Windows and Users under the C: drive; your commands will change if it was a different drive letter.
• Type Code: exit[/quote]
• Return to Advanced Options and choose System Restore

After attempting System Restore, whether it fails or succeeds, start a thread in the AntiVirus, Firewalls and System Security section of these forums. I am seeing a suspicious module loading in your crashes:

Code: Unable to load image \??\C:\WINDOWS\TEMP\{0d47c9bc-7b04-4d81-9ad8-b2e00681de8e}, Win32 error 0n2 *** WARNING: Unable to verify timestamp for {0d47c9bc-7b04-4d81-9ad8-b2e00681de8e} *** ERROR: Module load completed but symbols could not be loaded for {0d47c9bc-7b04-4d81-9ad8-b2e00681de8e}[/quote]

 

Hi Xilnik,

Thank you for taking the time to look at my post. I did as you requested and was able to get it to System Restore.

I'm now getting the original BSOD and it gives me the Stop Code: System_Service_Exception and sometimes has a static sound coming out of the speaker when the BSOD shows up.

I'm posting a message in a virus removal site (bleepingcomputer). I'm having trouble keeping my computer powered on for more than 1 min before BSOD happens.

Thanks again for the help!

 

No problem. I wish you well in getting the system clean of possible viruses. It may be difficult if the system is not stable, but hopefully the security experts can help you track it down.

We will not be able to offer further advice while you are troubleshooting your security issues because it is best not to cause confusion by providing too much advice from too many sources. If you still need help after you finish at the virus removal site, let us know. Also let us know if/when the system is back up and running.

Best regards!