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April 22nd 07, 07:40 PM
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I have task manager processes running. When my computer completely
stops working, system idle and all other process stop incrementing CPU time. Any suggestions as to most likely problem? CPU? MB? PS? intel d865perl, p42.8 1G matched ram. W2K. 
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April 22nd 07, 09:20 PM
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cew wrote:
I have task manager processes running. When my computer completely stops working, system idle and all other process stop incrementing CPU time. Any suggestions as to most likely problem? CPU? MB? PS? intel d865perl, p42.8 1G matched ram. W2K. maybe the code showing whether they're incrementing has died -- The e-mail address in our reply-to line is reversed in an attempt to minimize spam. Our true address is of the form .
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April 22nd 07, 09:22 PM
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CJT wrote:
cew wrote: I have task manager processes running. When my computer completely stops working, system idle and all other process stop incrementing CPU time. Any suggestions as to most likely problem? CPU? MB? PS? intel d865perl, p42.8 1G matched ram. W2K. maybe the code showing whether they're incrementing has died and everything else -- all at the same time.
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April 22nd 07, 09:31 PM
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On Sun, 22 Apr 2007 11:40:28 -0700, cew wrote:
Any suggestions as to most likely problem? CPU? MB? PS? intel d865perl, p42.8 1G matched ram. W2K. Read your other post on USB. It's not USB. My suggestion is to backup all your data on an external drive, completely wipeout the internal hard drive (destroying the partition), then install a fresh virgin copy of Windows XP. Ditch W2K.
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April 23rd 07, 12:29 AM
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Intel Rocks wrote:
On Sun, 22 Apr 2007 11:40:28 -0700, cew wrote: Any suggestions as to most likely problem? CPU? MB? PS? intel d865perl, p42.8 1G matched ram. W2K. Read your other post on USB. It's not USB. My suggestion is to backup all your data on an external drive, completely wipeout the internal hard drive (destroying the partition), then install a fresh virgin copy of Windows XP. Ditch W2K. Not doubting you -- but haw can the problem be software when all process stop getting any CPU time? OS executed hardware stop? Stuck in interrupt loop?
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April 24th 07, 12:46 AM
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"cew" wrote in message
... I have task manager processes running. When my computer completely stops working, system idle and all other process stop incrementing CPU time. Any suggestions as to most likely problem? CPU? MB? PS? intel d865perl, p42.8 1G matched ram. W2K. Get and boot to Ubuntu 7.04 i386 DT. Then run the memory tester over night. That would rule out cpu, mb, ram and ps if it doesn't lock up. later.....
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April 26th 07, 01:44 AM
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"cew" wrote in message
... ***** charles wrote: "cew" wrote in message ... I have task manager processes running. When my computer completely stops working, system idle and all other process stop incrementing CPU time. Any suggestions as to most likely problem? CPU? MB? PS? intel d865perl, p42.8 1G matched ram. W2K. Get and boot to Ubuntu 7.04 i386 DT. Then run the memory tester over night. That would rule out cpu, mb, ram and ps if it doesn't lock up. later..... Thanks --- link? I guess I good 'look it up'. Will it test ps and memory in standby?? That may well be my problem. Sorry for the late response. You can only really test a ps with a ps tester, a piece of hardware. They are cheap you can get them over the Internet. However, I have found that even if the tester "passed" the ps, it still may not boot or work reliably so having a known good ps as an alternative is best. Memory is not tested in standby it is tested actively. Goto http://www.ubuntu.com to get the download. later.....
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April 25th 07, 03:21 PM
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cew wrote:
I have task manager processes running. When my computer completely stops working, system idle and all other process stop incrementing CPU time. Any suggestions as to most likely problem? CPU? MB? PS? intel d865perl, p42.8 1G matched ram. W2K. Ultimate boot Windows Memory Test, extended test mode, runs successfully all night. No errors. Basic CPU, normal PS, MB, and RAM all OK. Could be that HD does not always spin up from boot, standby, or hibernate.
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April 25th 07, 05:55 PM
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cew wrote:
I have task manager processes running. When my computer completely stops working, system idle and all other process stop incrementing CPU time. Any suggestions as to most likely problem? CPU? MB? PS? intel d865perl, p42.8 1G matched ram. W2K. Western Digital diagnostics show no problems.
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