Computer keeps logging off

I have had this problem and have been one of the lucky few to get round it, however i believe i may know the cause or part of the cause for this, and a way to get round it hopefully. I got this issue after an unfortunate power cut, the system started up but then shut down again unexpectedly, after that i got this 'black screen of death', i then went on to many forums to find out the best options for solving this, i knew there was a definate way to fix the problem with a full destructive recovery with the recovery partition you get with vista, however i didn't want to lose all my data so when the computer starts up tap f8 until you get several menu options. the top option should be 'repair my computer', you should now have a very basic log in window which has your username, (if you have no password just press enter). now you should have several options of recovering or repairing your PC. the most successful so far is a normal windows restore which takes the computer back a few days, i would recommend a week to 2 weeks if available. once completed this should get rid of the 'black screen of death'. once logged on run command prompt with administrative properties then type in 'sfc /scannow' this will hoefully find anything else which is currupt. i have found the main reason for this is actually vista's own way of performing better... on most people with this problem i spoke to had an option enabled on the hard drive by default : 'Enable write caching on the disk' : 'this setting improves disk performance, but a power outage or equipment failure might result in data loss or curruption' this option can be found by going into device manager - find your primary hard drive, right click, properties, policies. this is the closest ive found to a cause of this 'black screen of death'
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Dear friend,

I suggest you formet your OS and reinstall it. Becouse your OS is corrupted by virus.

Thanks & Waiting for your feedback.

it may be overheating, when it processes files the proc gets hot i suggest a cooling pad of some type see if that helps, when it shuts down, is it hot? are you getting any messages or does it just shut down. try this: hit windows key +R and when the box pops up type eventvwr and check the system logs and see if it tells you why it's shutting down. if it's heat related it should say. let me know if you need any help

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your O.S. is currupt, u have to re-install it.erase everything, just back up your important files, save it in a removable disk..ur system is infected with virus.

just run scandisk for your windows driver and check for any errors.

i once got this problem i just ran scandisk and some errors are found in the filesystem and they were removed
after that i have no prob shutting down my pc.

and if possible try to run a virus scan like avast or avg. etc.., this could take long if you have a monster harddrive and data.

hope this helps..

ok
when u power up the computer press F8 key then u see safe mode then enter in safe mode.
then uninstall norton from it

hi im josh in cebu phils. mark the problem centeres in your video card try to check if it is in the proper temperature (not heat or  hot). check if it is seated firmly in the slot.

What error message is being 'thrown'?
If your system boots and runs take a look at the "Event Logs" on your system. They can reveal a lot of information.

Have you added any new software to your system? Have you had any "Automatic Updates"downloaded and installed? WIN XP SP3 has been known to cause a few problems. Try un-installing WIN XP SP3 and see if this helps.

Do you have a virus program and an anti-spyware program? If you do update them and run them. Let me know what happens. Binary Bob

Ok well hopefully this should solve you problem:

Download the .dll file from here

http://www.dll-files.com/dllindex/dll-files.shtml?advrcntr2

Extract it to (im not too sure so do them all)

C:\Windows\System

C:\Windows\System32

C:\Windows

Reboot your computer

then either try the application again or get another copy of it

Goodluck i hope this solves your problem

Hi, it sound to me like you have a heat problem.

Check your heatsink fan on the processor and also clean out all dust from the haetsink and motherboard.

Regards mistyman