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by dmiles
Check the power supply reset switch to make sure that propersettings for power is set to match voltage.
Check the CPU to make sure it is not heating up and the fan is properly working.
Also check the powe rmanagement in Control Panel,disable it and see if this clears up your problem
Check the memory and video cards,to make sure they are seated properly.
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by diskaus
by esummers
Check your motherboard manufacturer for any updates and update your bios.
There may not be anything you can do about it.
This is a common problem on HP machines running windows NT
Hp provides a fix for their computers.
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by imskeletor15
http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/Q239/8/87.ASP
go to this link to get windows 98 shutdown patch. if this doesn't work go into bios and turn off power management.good luck
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