A
andy
Hi,
B
Bob I
It could be either. If this occurs after a period of non-use or idle
time, did you set ANY kind of Powersaving features in either the BIOS or
Control panel Power Options. If this occurs at random while you are
actively using the PC then it is most likely a connector or hardware
problem, in which case you need to check all connections including card
in slot. And further troubleshooting would be close observation to
sympoms and possibly involve swapping parts with another computer.
time, did you set ANY kind of Powersaving features in either the BIOS or
Control panel Power Options. If this occurs at random while you are
actively using the PC then it is most likely a connector or hardware
problem, in which case you need to check all connections including card
in slot. And further troubleshooting would be close observation to
sympoms and possibly involve swapping parts with another computer.
G
Guest
thanks Bob.
It is a randon thing, when i'm using it, and only
recently. although i was using it last night, and it was
ok. could it be just the page that was set to my
homepage? could btopenworld be sending a power surge or
something!!! i'll check connections. cheers
It is a randon thing, when i'm using it, and only
recently. although i was using it last night, and it was
ok. could it be just the page that was set to my
homepage? could btopenworld be sending a power surge or
something!!! i'll check connections. cheers
B
Bob I
Unless btopenworld is also your power utility, I sort of doubt it. 
A
andy
You never know WHAT those BT people are up to!!!! Shady
Lot. THanks
Lot. THanks