1. Overheating of the parts (unlikely)
2. Lack of RAM. Check the game case, and compare the RAM required to the system spec. (Likely - this problem can usually be solved for less than $100)
3. The game is buggy. (very likely - refer to game manufacturers website, download patches etc.)
4. Graphics card not compliant with game (unlikely unless your graphics card is more than 4 yrs old)
5. Graphics card does not have enough memory (likely with old graphics cards. Modern games now usually demand 128mb graphics cards. This may cost upwards of $140 new)
6.could be out of date graphics drivers
Minor addition:
New video cards can have a large power consumption compared to older cards and it would be wise to make sure that the power supply of the unit is at least at the wattage recommended for the video card.
Usually there are programs that can be found at the mother boards manufacturing website and at the video card manufacturing website that will allow a person to monitor the temperature or the CPU and Video card and such.
No, it is not possible to download Roblox to a flash drive. Roblox automatically installs itself on your computer, so you cannot choose where to put it. Finding the roblox files and coping them to your flash drive could work, but probably not.
A computer can not turn off by itself. The monitor just turns blank it you leave it. To turn off the computer you have to prees the on button on your computer. If you press the botton on the monitor it is not turning the computer off... just the screen.
The Game might get stuffed up and it will restart by itself. Just take it out and blow then put it back in and then it get fixed by itself. Or it might be something loose inside it. Also (from Prince Kayne) because you did a duplication cheat or gameshark/action replay
The FPS depends on your computer, not Minecraft itself. However, the maximum FPS Minecraft can reach is 1700.
There is no charge for the Roblox program itself. However, items within the game may cost money.
causes: .You have "automatically restart" selected.
No it will do it automatically to restart itself once you have updated it via iTunes, it's a restart rather than a power off.
Virus infection or corrupt OS - download updates for virus definitions, software updates, MalwareBytes and Spybot Search & Destroy.Stop looking at porn and file sharing - these are prime attack vectors.You probably clicked start, then shut down, then you pressed shut down and restart.
So it doesn't start a fire
A virus is a piece of code that attaches itself to a program or file so it can spread from computer to computer. A worm, like a virus, is designed to copy itself from one computer to another, but it does so automatically.
Answer To your questionWell i think Because its trying to add the data from your CD to the computar.Thats what i believe.It's done by a virus in computer !! use anti-virus
you can`t restart it, it restarts by itself when the level is 101
A basic problem is, when your Computer first stabled itself, (when you first bought it) it enables itself a Security System, which basically runs the whole thing, and when you turn it on, it switches on this TINY circuit which runs the computer, and sometimes when this circuit is disabled or faulty, it will automatically turn off, and so will the computer.
the computer's RAM is playing up and restarts when there is massive load or your Operating system files might be corrupt, or if you have just installed a new hardware or software which might be causing this.
I'm not sure if I understand the question completely, but you should restart your computer when you install anything. It makes the installation take effect and your game should prompt you to do so.
Sometimes a computer needs to restart because of programs it needs to upload, or updates to update. In some cases it restores because it is being over-heated you can put a fan near a place were its hot to cool it down so it doesn't shut down.
XP's power management allows you to define what the computer does when the power button is pressed. It may be on your system that it is set to hibernate instead of power off. Also, depending on the shutdown procedure being used, a program may not be relinquishing control to the operating system. Choosing Start -> Restart is a "cleaner" reboot sequence and so the program is not forced to abruptly terminate, instead it is allowed to properly shut itself down which avoids any hang-ups like the one portrayed in the question.