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To: H Peterson who wrote (23729)	12/9/2001 1:04:10 PM
From: Dan Duchardt	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 110655

HP, Antivirus software can do this depending on how you have it configured. If you have it set to check incoming data it can cause these interruptions. Dan

To: H Peterson who wrote (23729)	12/9/2001 3:47:47 PM
From: thecow	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 110655

H Peterson That's a hard one to try and diagnose. There are several things I would try starting with a through scandisk and defrag and virus scan. You can check device manager and see if you have any exclamation marks on any devices. I would go to PCPitstop and run their tests. Search for browsertune and run it. Run resource monitor and see if your resources are getting low. A program may have a major memory leak. How much ram do you have and what operating system? Clear all your temp files. (internet temp and windows temp folder)