[SOLVED] A clock interrupt was not received on a secondary processor - 0x101 - Windows 7 x86

Patrick · Apr 18, 2014

Great, I look forward to your update.

Regards,

Patrick

Paradox · Apr 19, 2014

I tested mry ram with and it goes 8 passes and total time taken was 6 hour.But when i escape test after 8 passes during boot again cpu got hang and processor's fan start making noise !!what type of symptom it is?

x BlueRobot · Apr 19, 2014

It may be overheating, usually there will be a thermal sensor and then some protection mechanism, which causes the CPU to stop and cause the computer to turn itself off for safety reasons. I would suggest opening the case and then checking inside for dust accumulation.

Paradox · Apr 19, 2014

but cpu does not off it got hang!!do i really need to reapply thermal paste coz as i said it always happen when i give some load for hours to cpu

Patrick · Apr 19, 2014

Indeed, that should definitely be your next priority. Ensure you properly reapply it, and while you're at it, ensure all fans/heat sinks and the case itself are dust-free.

Regards,

Patrick

Paradox · Apr 19, 2014

I have reapplied. Thermal paste after cleaning older paste and heatsink and cooling fan.now I hope the problm wont occur again.a big thanks to mr patrick and xblue robot for help.

Patrick · Apr 19, 2014

Great, let us know how the system behaves now!

Regards,

Patrick

Paradox · Apr 20, 2014

i reapplied Thermal paste after cleaning older paste and heatsink and cooling fan but sad to say the problem still occur cpu still hang (HARDWARE STOPPED WORKING INCLUDING CPU RESET AND POWER BUTTON) now m thinking is it motherboard?:noidea:

Patrick · Apr 20, 2014

CPU before motherboard. I cannot realistically have any definitive answers of course if I cannot unfortunately see any crash dumps.

Regards,

Patrick

Paradox · Apr 20, 2014

Patrick said:
CPU before motherboard. I cannot realistically have any definitive answers of course if I cannot unfortunately see any crash dumps.

Regards,

Patrick

What do you think bro whats going on ?it only happen when i play games(JUST FOR TESTING)during game play nothing hang it hang after exiting game even on boot screen!!

Paradox · Apr 20, 2014

x BlueRobot said:
It may be overheating, usually there will be a thermal sensor and then some protection mechanism, which causes the CPU to stop and cause the computer to turn itself off for safety reasons. I would suggest opening the case and then checking inside for dust accumulation.

What do you think bro whats going on ?it only happen when i play games(JUST FOR TESTING)during game play nothing hang it hang after exiting game even on boot screen!!

Patrick · Apr 20, 2014

As I said, I don't have any definitive answers because I haven't actually seen crash dumps. Can you please describe what happens, as in-depth as you possibly can?

Regards,

Patrick

Paradox · Apr 20, 2014

Patrick said:
As I said, I don't have any definitive answers because I haven't actually seen crash dumps. Can you please describe what happens, as in-depth as you possibly can?

Regards,

Patrick

Ok .the first time it happen was 10t april.whenever i run a game for a long time then this thing happen if it did not happen after exiting game,then pc must hang on next boot it goes hang on boot screen and if it does'nt then after log on.And by saying hang means hardware stopped functioning .As i am noticing holding CPU POWER BUTTON to switch it off does not work even restart button. only processor fan and psu works and my Ethernet ports blink,but when i replug my mouse or keyboard usb in cpu port then it starts blinking(mouse light) but does not function .And i only saw a BSOD error 2 days earlier while running a game 'a clock interrupt was not recieved on secondary processor' then i never saw it again only hanging problem is happening!

Patrick · Apr 20, 2014

Okay, thanks.

1. How are your temperatures since reapplying the thermal paste?

2. Update the BIOS if available.

3. Before and after updating the BIOS, clear the CMOS. Don't overclock, adjust any settings, etc.

4. If the above fails, you have a faulty CPU/motherboard given the provided information. I cannot tell you which one, but if there's warranty/replacement available for both, I would replace both.

Regards,

Patrick

Paradox · Apr 20, 2014

Patrick said:
Okay, thanks.

1. How are your temperatures since reapplying the thermal paste?

2. Update the BIOS if available.

3. Before and after updating the BIOS, clear the CMOS. Don't overclock, adjust any settings, etc.

4. If the above fails, you have a faulty CPU/motherboard given the provided information. I cannot tell you which one, but if there's warranty/replacement available for both, I would replace both.

Regards,

Patrick

Which method should i use for clearing cmos?Factory default BIOS option,By using motherboard jumper,or by removing CMOS battery ?

Patrick · Apr 20, 2014

Either works just fine, however my preferred method is to power down the system, unplug the power cord to the PSU, switch the motherboard jumper for 10 seconds, switch back, plug power cord back in, boot up.

Regards,

Patrick

Paradox · Apr 20, 2014

Patrick said:
Either works just fine, however my preferred method is to power down the system, unplug the power cord to the PSU, switch the motherboard jumper for 10 seconds, switch back, plug power cord back in, boot up.

Regards,

Patrick

Thanks i will use this step

Paradox · Apr 21, 2014

Patrick said:
Okay, thanks.

1. How are your temperatures since reapplying the thermal paste?

2. Update the BIOS if available.

3. Before and after updating the BIOS, clear the CMOS. Don't overclock, adjust any settings, etc.

4. If the above fails, you have a faulty CPU/motherboard given the provided information. I cannot tell you which one, but if there's warranty/replacement available for both, I would replace both.

Regards,

Patrick

here is my cpu temp and RPM

Patrick · Apr 21, 2014

Looks just fine for idle, just as long as that number stays in a safe range during load (not really going higher than 80 ~ not touching 90c).

Regards,

Patrick

Paradox · Apr 23, 2014

Patrick said:
Looks just fine for idle, just as long as that number stays in a safe range during load (not really going higher than 80 ~ not touching 90c).

Regards,

Patrick

I have requested for motherboard replacement but when i will replace my board then i have to open processor now please tell me do i need to reapply thermal paste by doing those steps again? :confused2:

[SOLVED] A clock interrupt was not received on a secondary processor - 0x101 - Windows 7 x86

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