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olga
December 6th 03, 01:34 PM
The computer shutdown unexpectedely and I couldn't turn it
on. It continued shutting down again and again, before the
windows session started. I reformat the computer thinking
this happened because of a virus and installed the Norton
ANtivirus. The antivirus didn't finished the scan because
the computer shutdown unexpectedly several times. I sent
the report error to microsoft, they suggested to fix it
downloading different tools. I did it and it looked fine,
but when I turned off the computer it stayed shutting down
forever. I reset, and today I turn it on, the antivirus
started the startup scan and it shutdown again. I sent the
report error to micosoft and they said that I need to
install the service pack. What shoul I do?? do I continue
downloading packs each time I had a problem?? What could
be the cause of these problems?
PLease give some orientation on how to fi this problem.
Thanks.

Crusty \(-: Old B@stard :-\)
December 6th 03, 01:34 PM
Take the computer to a service shop. You may have a problem with over
heating!

"olga" > wrote in message
...
> The computer shutdown unexpectedely and I couldn't turn it
> on. It continued shutting down again and again, before the
> windows session started. I reformat the computer thinking
> this happened because of a virus and installed the Norton
> ANtivirus. The antivirus didn't finished the scan because
> the computer shutdown unexpectedly several times. I sent
> the report error to microsoft, they suggested to fix it
> downloading different tools. I did it and it looked fine,
> but when I turned off the computer it stayed shutting down
> forever. I reset, and today I turn it on, the antivirus
> started the startup scan and it shutdown again. I sent the
> report error to micosoft and they said that I need to
> install the service pack. What shoul I do?? do I continue
> downloading packs each time I had a problem?? What could
> be the cause of these problems?
> PLease give some orientation on how to fi this problem.
> Thanks.

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