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To: CatLady who wrote (315)	10/31/1998 9:52:00 AM
From: Jay Hartzok	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 805

CatLady I got an email from a non member who referred to your problem. Here's what he said: You might want to suggest to CatLady that her computer may be acting up from poor ventilation and a problem with dissipating heat. I put in a case fan in the back of mine and drilled holes in one of the front bay drives and put a thin cloth over the holes to circulate air through the case while keeping dust out. (I can't post)

To: CatLady who wrote (315)	11/3/1998 12:14:00 AM
From: CVDave	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 805

CL, Any chance you've got some sort of file corruption? The reason that I went to W98 is that the machine had become too unstable under W95 to deal with...regular lockups, etc. I first did just an upgrade to W98, which is when I had the Neurostock problems. Some things didn't get better. So, I bit the proverbial bullet, reformatted the W95 partition and started re-installing applications. So far, at least, things are now much better. Don't know if any of this applies to you, but your observation of stability with regular re-boots suggests memory-leakage or something, doesn't it? Dave