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sidnol

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  1. ****** This has been resolved ****** This was being caused by the CPU over heating and it was causing the system to reboot. There were no entries in the windows system log or windows dumps about this, i'm guessing this was because it was initiating a restart from the system BIOS. I took the side cover off of my tower and blew a personal fan into the side and no reboots at all, also the free utility Speccy was used to check the internal temps both before and after the fan. I will need to come up with a better cooling option for a long term solution but at least it has been identified. The CPU I am running in my DELL XPS 8930 is an Intel Core i7-8700 3.20 Ghz 6 Cores. Thanks for those who responded for trying to help, much appreciated.
  2. I have it set to "Automatically manager paging file size for all drive" the current amount allocated is 17408 MB
  3. I am a new user of COSMOS VR. I went thru the setup and installed all components thru the step by step directions with no issues. Upon doing the room layout my windows 10 computer just restarts, this has continued each time I put the headset on after about 2-4 minutes (no matter what I am doing) my computer restarts. I am unable to even get to a place to try and start a game or anything else really. I have already done the following below: * Uninstalled and reinstalled VIVE and STEAM thru the setup steps (several times actually) * Update BIOS on my computer, running a DELL 8930 with NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 6GB * Ran the compatibility checker to make sure my computer is setup and meets requirements to run VIVE, it passed * Installed any and all outstanding windows updates * Installed the latest NVIDIA display adapter without GeForce Experience * When the latest NVIDIA driver did not work I installed the driver from a couple releases prior (about a month older) still did not fix the issue * Moved the connections into the display port and USB port into different ports on the back of the PC There is nothing in the windows event logs that show what is going on, so its just a guess as to where the conflict is right now. Anyone have any idea's or suggestions? Are there any logs that can at least give me a clue at what the problem is? Thanks, Aaron @stvnxu
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