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re: Question about 'Top reasons for random, fatal crashes in Windows XP and Windows 2000'
Sunday, September 26, 2004 at 12:06 am
Windows 2000 Annoyances Discussion Forum
Posted by MaddMaxx
(1986 messages posted)
It's possible. Abit at one time had a series of bad capacitors which required motherboard
replacements. Check the capacitors on your board. The tops of bad ones ooze a nice
brown syrup. Easy to spot. It will cause the problems you describe.
On Saturday, September 25, 2004 at 10:42 pm, Cruella wrote:
>I work in a small office and about 1 year ago everyone in the office received new
>custom built computers. All of the computers were built by the same company at
the
>same time and all are networked together and 3 are using XP and 7 are using 2000
>OS's. Recently one of the PC's just started to randomly reboot. Shortly after
another
>began to randomly reboot, then another and last week another. On the 1st PC we
changed
>the PSU, moved the ram and checked system log for errors and all is believed to
be
>okay. The manufacturer just says bad motherboard on all systems. Could this be?
> Last week while the last computer randomly rebooted it crashed one of the files
>on the database. Can anyone help me? Is my computer in danger of this as well
?
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