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by volovoy
by sgulbranson
by syscokid
Check this out (too long to post here):
http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/Q239/8/87.ASP
(Sometimes when I cut and paste URL's it looks ok to me but once the answer is posted, an extraneous space will have crept in. Make sure you delete any extraneous spaces or the page won't load).
by sgulbranson
by davetr
A) If PC autoreboots as if the reset key was pressed,it probobly means that it is loosing contact with memory sims or dims. It may also mean that one of the cards plugged into the PC is loosing contact. Make sure the memory is plugged in right and all the way in. Same for your sound card, modem and NIC.
Also try unplugging the printer cable from the PC. I have seen a case where a one or more pins on a centronics parrallel cable were somehow in contact and caused an electrical short that would from time to time reboot the PC. Use trial and error to see what works.
B)To get rid of the hanging on shutdown,
0. Delete all files from your PC with the extentions *.tmp and files begining with ~*.*
1. start up the pc, DO NOT LOG IN, press escape instead.
2. Remove all items from the startup folder (temporarily).
3. Restart the PC. Login normally and do not let any applications start up automatically.
4. Restart again and rebuild your start up folder. the problem should be gone, temporarily at least.
by sgulbranson
by sgulbranson
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