My PC hangs frequently...

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Anil

My PC with XP Home Edition hangs very frequently stops responding
unexpectedly and I have to restart again and again.
Event Veiwer shows application hang,Not Responding message.
My Vendor says its due to Voltage fluctuations in electrical wiring.Is this
true?
I have P4,2.4,WinXP Home.
Please help me to solve my severe problem.
Thanks.
ANIL
 
Computers can 'hang' for many reasons. To see if voltage fluctuation is the
problem, run your computer with a UPS, which is a good idea in any case.

Tom Swift
 
Hi ! Tom
Thanks for the reply.
Will UPS stabilize the voltage and current(Amp) and supply the uniform
flow.?
I sent back to my Vendor for checking but it works fine there and he did not
find any defects.
I have NVidea 64 MB Video Card,512 RAM and this is my new PC.I tried
upgrading my WIN Xp but could not solve the problem.
If u have any suggestion,pl help me and provide me any links.
Thank You.
 
Anil said:
Hi ! Tom
Thanks for the reply.
Will UPS stabilize the voltage and current(Amp) and supply the uniform
flow.?
I sent back to my Vendor for checking but it works fine there and he did not
find any defects.
I have NVidea 64 MB Video Card,512 RAM and this is my new PC.I tried
upgrading my WIN Xp but could not solve the problem.
If u have any suggestion,pl help me and provide me any links.
Thank You.
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A UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply) is essentially a battery that powers
your computer when the line voltage drops off. Some UPS devices include
'line conditioning', which maintains the line voltage within a strict range.

For good information and advice about UPSes, see the American Power
Conversion Corporation's web site at www.apcc.com.

Tom Swift
 
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