Weird XP reboot problem

[Ariel]

Hi group,
I'm running XP Pro and whenever I want to do just "vanilla" boot, i.e.
restart after updates without shutting it down cold my drives are not
detected. When I shut the power off completely it boots normally. Any ideas
why or how to fix it?

Thanks

A.

[Yes]

Check that your processor is not running too hot.. the same thing was
happening to me. Check your logs to see if any services were affected
too, memory errors, etc.








On Tue, 10 Feb 2004 13:47:14 GMT, Ariel > inscribed in the
book :

@!!Hi group,
@!!I'm running XP Pro and whenever I want to do just "vanilla" boot,
i.e.
@!!restart after updates without shutting it down cold my drives are
not
@!!detected. When I shut the power off completely it boots normally.
Any ideas
@!!why or how to fix it?
@!!
@!!Thanks
@!!
@!!A.

[Ariel]

Thanks for replying. My processor temp is ok, so is the fan speed. Logs
don't indicate any problems. I'm stumped by this. No memory errors
(Kingston 512 DDR). Weird. As soon as I shut it down completely and reboot
right away it's ok.

A.

Yes > wrote in news:8d9o20thbk7h08la77ev1o9o50mntlp33r@
4ax.com:

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> Check that your processor is not running too hot.. the same thing was
> happening to me. Check your logs to see if any services were affected
> too, memory errors, etc.
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> On Tue, 10 Feb 2004 13:47:14 GMT, Ariel > inscribed in the
> book :
>
> @!!Hi group,
> @!!I'm running XP Pro and whenever I want to do just "vanilla" boot,
> i.e.
> @!!restart after updates without shutting it down cold my drives are
> not
> @!!detected. When I shut the power off completely it boots normally.
> Any ideas
> @!!why or how to fix it?
> @!!
> @!!Thanks
> @!!
> @!!A.
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>