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• Z600 workstation: workstation Z600 not auto start after power loss

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• Windows 7 bsod 'Kernel Power' errors and bugs.

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  Temperature wise the bottom of the computer is frozen with the cooling pad and the CPU fan is not in overload.

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  Edit:

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  As well as the recent BSoD I have captured, has been a fairly long list of errors in programs (Bing, weather, Photos, Zune Music/Zune video/Xbox Live games, etc.) - programs I don't USE even - with a Kernel-Power (41) (63).

  https://PBS.twimg.com/Media/BS4ARIaCAAAUDG_.PNG

  Hello

  The question you posted would be better suited in the TechNet Forums. I would recommend posting your query in the link below.

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