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w/in winxp, (w/ sp1 installed and apparently working ok)
as of the last several days, when online and browsing the
net, my sys will apparently go into a "reboot, seemingly
spontaneously, any pointers??
 
norm said:
w/in winxp, (w/ sp1 installed and apparently working ok)
as of the last several days, when online and browsing the
net, my sys will apparently go into a "reboot, seemingly
spontaneously, any pointers??

Norm

The system is encountering a fatal error and you have the option set for it
to automatically restart when this occurs. Open Control
Panel/System/Advanced tab/Start Up and Recovery section/Settings button.
Remove the chewck mark from the Automatically Restart option. This will
allow the error to be displayed the next time it occurs.

You might also want to go to Start/Run and type: eventvwr.msc and press
OK. In the event Viewer, click on each of the items in the left side menu
and look for any Red X error messages that correspond to the last time this
behavior happened. Double click the entry to see the details of the error.
This may give you a clue as to program/hardware is causing the problem.

Another thing to look at is Start/Run, type: msinfo32 and press OK.
Expand the Components item and click on the Problem Devices. If there is an
entry for a hardware device there, it could be where the problem is coming
from.

--
Ronnie Vernon
Microsoft MVP
Windows Shell/User

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* norm said:
w/in winxp, (w/ sp1 installed and apparently working ok)
as of the last several days, when online and browsing the
net, my sys will apparently go into a "reboot, seemingly
spontaneously, any pointers??

My first off the cuff thought is blaster and that you haven't applied
the latest patch to XP that is available on the ms website. Nor possible
updated your antivirus program and scanned your system.

Jason
 

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