Re: Windows 2000 Professional auto restarts?
From: siddi (anonymous_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 05/03/04
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Date: Sun, 2 May 2004 16:02:15 -0700
I downloaded the motherboard monitor and it came out with
an 85F on one set and 125F on the other.
I'm not sure what's normal...
Aside that, before I clean installed Windows Professional
I had Windows Server Edition on the same computer(I
recently formatted the main drive and installed
professional)... When I had Windows Server Edition it gave
me the following problem, which is very different than the
Windows Prof Edition.
When I choose to restart the computer, it will go through
the checksums and where it typically pops up with a
Windows booting bar(black and white) it would hang and
give me a plain grey screen. I typically fixed that
problem by restarting quite a few times, manually.
I'm using the exact same computer(Only newly formatted)
with the same old hardware with Windows Prof. And my
problem now is the restart bug.
I wonder if either of you could tell me whether those two
are related in any way.
And also, is that temperature correct? Or should it be
lower? Could that be the problem (I unfortunately can't
check memtest/86 since this computer lacks a floppy
diskette drive)?
>-----Original Message-----
>I agree. Just want to add that a bad/flaky power supply
can also cause a lot of
>random problems. --- Steve
>
>"Bojidar Alexandrov" <bojo@kodar.net> wrote in message
>news:OSttkBIMEHA.2244@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl...
>> > before hand is not "normal" for this edition of the
OS.
>>
>> It is not normal for any OS.
>>
>> Check for viruses. Check that you have firewall between
Internet and your
>> computer - some worms cause that.
>> Check that you have installed all current updates from
>> windowsupdate.microsoft.com
>>
>> If this does not help check your CPU for overheating,
test your memory
>> (memtest/86 is good test).
>>
>> There are hunders of reasons..... Get help from your
local technical
>> support.
>>
>>
>> Bojidar Alexandrov
>>
>>
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