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Freezing Computers

An SI Board Since March 1999

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Emcee: Curly Q	Type: Unmoderated

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13	Tom: Yes you can preserve the OS in/on a separate directory or drive. Partiti	Cage Rattler	-	3/12/1999
12	Thanks for the pc building link. I too am guilty of having "blundered on&	Curly Q	-	3/11/1999
11	Tom: I started from scratch, that is reformatted and installed Windows after b	Cage Rattler	-	3/11/1999
10	Your inputs are more valuable than what I have found in the "Ask Jim Why&q	Curly Q	-	3/10/1999
9	Are you saying that you remove all programs from startup? So that the machine	Curly Q	-	3/10/1999
8	No. Reliability problems were delivered to me with the computer, for, on the v	Curly Q	-	3/10/1999
7	What a luxury to revel in the sporadic failure of an expensive purchase! Perha	Wooly	-	3/10/1999
6	The intermittency of the occurrence is such that, after a period of sporadic fr	Curly Q	-	3/10/1999
5	Wouldn't FirstAid 2000 or CheckIt discern a bad clock? Maybe the programs	Curly Q	-	3/10/1999
4	Tom: Had a similar problem that proved to be a software conflict. In my case	Cage Rattler	-	3/10/1999
3	I'm no expert on computers, but it wouldn't surprise me if the internal	CF Rebel	-	3/9/1999
2	The real problem is between the keyboard and the chair. Don't try to solve	Wooly	-	3/9/1999
1	NetOptimizer has an internet log. Its interesting reading - when you see the e	Curly Q	-	3/9/1999

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