PC will crash and reboot while playing SWTOR

Your PC will create a Blue Screen of Death .log file as it dies in the ar*e.. that is the more important information rather then a dxdiag.log as it could potentially be anything from a network driver to a hard disk driver.

Check Reliability Monitor or Event Viewer also, see what you can find

Where can I find the log file it created? As mentioned before, Event Viewer is providing no details.

There will be a files C:\Windows\MEMORY.DMP that may have what is causing the reboot. you will need software from Microsoft to read it minidump viewer.  Also windows by defualt will not Bsod unless you uncheck it in the setting to show the blue screen it will just reboot.   Here is how to turn off automatic reboot on a system failure in windows 7  to see the Bsod http://pcsupport.about.com/od/windows7/ht/automatic-restart-windows-7.htm sure it still the same for windows 10.  When you uncheck  this you will see the error and what caused it on the screen post what you find out here.

I am only 1 coffee into my day so sorry upstairs is still like concrete...

Off memory you will have to adjust a Bios setting aswell as a Windows Advanced setting so that errors don't just 'pull the pin' I am honestly trying to express this correctly but I can not find the words....

To be continued.. (*Making more coffee in the hope that I am less dumb).

(*edited)@neoforcer they have had coffee that is the smart answer; I'm just Dumb

@DBWoodynz no worries every one needs coffee to get going i prefer tea myself.

Made the change and obtained the tool needed. I'll await the next crash and see what info I get. I'll update the thread as soon as I have anything, thanks!

Sip....Sip... mmmm...

You will more then likely get one of the many vast errors that it will spit out, ensure you have a pen and paper ready for when it does as you will get something like..

*Example

"Paged_Fault_Non_ Paged_Area"

or Whea_Uncorrectable_Error".

There are many many others but each one points to a very specific error, once we get that info things become easier. 

Also get a utility to monitor you GPU / CPU / Chipset temperatures. Does the system simply reboot, or does it power down completely ?

Try uninstalling your graphics drivers using DisplayDriverUninstaller (DDU), which can be found on : http://www.guru3d.com/files-details/display-driver-uninstaller-download.html

Okay, just happened again. Didn't get a blue screen. Simply reboot as it has been. I'll get a CPU/GPU monitor next. Again, this is only happening with SWTOR. I was playing FF14 earlier today and didn't have the issue.

@Sarynn

Hwinfo is a good tool to monitor temps

The dxdiag is showing crashes in one drive (skydrive) and Cortana if related