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To: Columbo who wrote (420)	12/9/1997 4:28:00 PM
From: Kal	Respond to of 1600

Columbo, I started having this hangup problem on my win95 recently. My finger hurts and has a smell. I have no clue why it happens. Never had this prob before. I'd be interested in that javascript code that hoses your netscape.

To: Columbo who wrote (420)	12/9/1997 8:15:00 PM
From: ahhaha	Respond to of 1600

How many tasks going simultaneously when you close your ISP process? Check system resources if you have several tasks going just before you exit your ISP. Write down the figure each day. When it goes again, compare your resource utilization for that day with other days. If you've written to disk during your net session, either from your browser or if you've gone out, done disk read/write, and come back, note that too for the day. What access software are you using? The Javascript or HTML call to load is attempting a hardware read/write or peripheral execution violating NT's kernel security. Shared process data access in WIN95 lets you get away with this. Notice only NSCP fails, whereas with WIN95 process faults will necessitate warm-boot, although message cue intercepts can sometimes enable a graceful exit from your WIN95 browser process.