I know you have all seen so many of these threads. But I am pulling my hair out and have been for over a year. I need to finally come to some rest and peace of my problem. It goes like this:When playing FS2004, it crashes my computer to a restart. No blue screen, no error message. Just a re-boot. It does not happen often. I can go months without a crash then out of the blue have it happen every time I play. It's not a add on problem because I have nothing added on (besides airplanes of course) but it happens with them all. No scenery added either. I have cleaned my computer clean, re-installed FS2004, defrag, no viruses, updated drivers, everything you can think of. I have a new power supply up to 420 watts. I even downloaded a temp control and monitor the temps of my devices. Nothing gets higher than 55C. Fans are not even running full speed so it couldn't be a heating issue. I am out of ideas. Anyone that can help??? Please??? BIOS maybe???Specs: AcerPentium D 2.80GHz1 GB RAMNvidia 7600 GS AGP 512MB RAMJosh.PS - When I first bought my computer, the RAM was bad. I had to get a new stick. I did, and completely unaware of the computer being on, I pulled the bad stick out. This caused my computer to restart itself. Since then, I have bought a new stick, and this FS2004 is the ONLY thing that makes my computer crash and restart. No other games, no other applications, nothing.

Check event viewer, under control panel -> admin tools next time it happens and see if there is an error message.

So yes, I see a lot of error messages!!! Red - check this out. What does this mean?http://img9.imageshack.us/i/10765480.png/Josh.

do those FS error message correspond to when your computer crashes while flying? You'll have to double click on those errors and see what it says inside. Usually it'll tell you a file which is associated with the crash, but not always, these errors can be very tricky.

Yes because that is when it crashed. This is what I got:http://img29.imageshack.us/i/83938418.png/Josh.I'm confused...

Yes because that is when it crashed. This is what I got:http://img29.imageshack.us/i/83938418.png/Josh.I'm confused...

Huh...I've never seen that before. Maybe cause its an old error, it doesn't save the info in there for too long? Next time it crashes, try to look at the error as soon as you restart.Besides that, maybe someone else can step in that has a better understanding of this.