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Bob
I have a AMD Athlon 3200+ computer, with 1024 RAM,
and its running Microsoft Win XP Pro SP2, updated.
Sometimes, while using the computer, and after no apparent action or
reason the computer freezes completely. The monitor stays on displaying
whatever was on at freeze time, and the computer does not respond to
any actions. The keyboard lights don't turn on or off, the mouse doesn't
move, and it doesn't respond to Ctrl+Alt+Del. The only way to get it
back on is by removing power. I have checked the event viewer and found
nothing unusual that happened before the freeze.
I have turned off every program that has an auto upgrade, I have left the
cable modem
turned off and turned on at night and I still get the freezes. All I turn
off at night is the monitor, when I turn it on the next morning the computer
is locked up. I saw the other string on this group about this problem.
We use the same processor is that the problem???
I have no idea what could be causing the freeze, the machine has 3
fans, and all are working! If anybody has any ideas, Ill be grateful.
Thanks in advance,
Bob
and its running Microsoft Win XP Pro SP2, updated.
Sometimes, while using the computer, and after no apparent action or
reason the computer freezes completely. The monitor stays on displaying
whatever was on at freeze time, and the computer does not respond to
any actions. The keyboard lights don't turn on or off, the mouse doesn't
move, and it doesn't respond to Ctrl+Alt+Del. The only way to get it
back on is by removing power. I have checked the event viewer and found
nothing unusual that happened before the freeze.
I have turned off every program that has an auto upgrade, I have left the
cable modem
turned off and turned on at night and I still get the freezes. All I turn
off at night is the monitor, when I turn it on the next morning the computer
is locked up. I saw the other string on this group about this problem.
We use the same processor is that the problem???
I have no idea what could be causing the freeze, the machine has 3
fans, and all are working! If anybody has any ideas, Ill be grateful.
Thanks in advance,
Bob