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      23rd Oct 2007
I'm running XP home and when I try to play a game that I have on my hard
drive it will only play a very short time (3 - 4) seconds then it's like it
goes into hibernation. But hibernation is "NOT" activated .I get a message
that there is "no signal response". My computer keep's running but my display
goes out. At that point I have to restart my computer. I have no problem's
playing on line or playing DVD'S / CD'S.
 
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      23rd Oct 2007
You need to post your question here:

news://microsoft.public.windowsxp.general

Hope this proves useful.

steel43 wrote:

> I'm running XP home and when I try to play a game that I have on my hard
> drive it will only play a very short time (3 - 4) seconds then it's like it
> goes into hibernation. But hibernation is "NOT" activated .I get a message
> that there is "no signal response". My computer keep's running but my display
> goes out. At that point I have to restart my computer. I have no problem's
> playing on line or playing DVD'S / CD'S.

 
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