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["Tina" <cfunk@xxxxxxx>]

Have you checked for spyware? Spybot S&D is my favorite.. Lot's of neat
tools in one..  Also, how full is your OE? If it is too full, you can have a
problem with it, too..  Do a search in files and folders for Outlook
Express, and find your mailbox. I think OE starts acting up at about 400 MB
(?) and I had mine up to 450+ and had a similar problem.. I moved the
contents out to another folder, and then my OE started working fine.. Then
gradually moved some contents back.   Hope this helps!  Tina
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Bram" <bramk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <24hoursupport@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Monday, October 13, 2003 6:10 AM
Subject: [24hoursupport] WindowsXP constantly restarting


>
> Hi everyone
> I have a Pentium 1GB, 256MB. Dual boot Windows98SE and XP PRO with SP1.
I'm
> Running AVG, updated daily.
>
> 98 works fine. XP is on a separate disk and up until a few days ago was
also
> fine. Then suddenly when I was using Outlook Express and wanted to
minimise
> or maximise it would restart the computer. At first this happened once or
> twice a day, but now it's every time I touch one of the minimise or
maximise
> buttons.
>
> I've scanned for v***ses. I've run all the addition special v** files
> available and it shows nothing. I've disabled "system restore" and cleaned
> again.
>
> It acts like I would expect a v** to act but I can't find one.
>
> Any help or suggestions greatly appreciated.
>
> Thanks
> Bram
>
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