[access-uk] Re: conputer keeps rebooting every five minites.

I don't know if the re-boot is after the system has fully booted up or not
but I have once seen a system that kept re-booting as it was trying to boot
up.

In the end this was caused by a check box in the BIOS that was set to do
something like re-boot if a network was not detected.  If somehow you have
managed to change this setting, it might be relevant?  It's worth a try
anyway.

If your system gets fully booted up first of all then it's probably not this
that's causing the problem.

Jamie


-----Original Message-----
From: access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of
Martin Dudley
Sent: 31 March 2008 22:11
To: access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [access-uk] Re: conputer keeps rebooting every five minites.


Just a thought, but is your hard drive nearly full, if so then your swap 
file allocation area may be filling up.

Martin

barrie moxon recently said:-

>hi folks .
>computer keeps rebooting every five minutes.
>check all the plugs OK, tried NOD32     but will not run long to scan.
>window XP windows eyes 6 . 1
>help pleas.
>Barrie.
>
>Barrie Moxon
>s.moxon@xxxxxxx
>Skype~ barrie.moxon
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