BSOD instant reboot

Oditius · Aug 11, 2008

Every once in a while my computer shows the BSOD and reboots. It wouldn't be so bad if the BSOD would stay on longer than a millasecond. I looked at the event viewer, but I don't think I know what to look for. Says there is 9 of these:

The Windows Search service terminated with service-specific error 2147749155 (0x80040D23).

Can someone help?

ripbox · Aug 11, 2008

I seems to have something to do with Vista Indexer
check the following link to see if anything there helps
Vista Indexer - MSDN Forums

johngalt · Aug 11, 2008

Hi, Oditius, and welcome to the forums.

Steven said:
To disable automatic restart so we can start to figure out why your getting a BSOD, press WINDOWS KEY + PAUSE/BREAK to load the System Properties Dialog (you can also access this via the Control Panel > System). Then click on "Advanced Settings":

Then, select Settings in the "Startup and Recovery" area:

This will load the Startup and Recovery window, allowing you to untick the Automatically Restart box and then click OK:

Next time your have a crash in Windows Vista, your PC will not automatically reset and you will be able to view the error message. just write down the Error Code and post it here and I will lookup the cause

Steven

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