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Msparkling
December 9th 03, 11:16 AM
The only way that I can get my computer to reboot in
normal mode is to unplug it from the wall for about an
hour after shutting it down, and then I can use it,
Otherwise if I try to restart, it will just freeze up.
From all indications I did not get the blasterworm virus.
This action started around Aug. 15, 2003. I have been
using windows XP for over a 18 months without any problems.

Will Denny
December 9th 03, 11:16 AM
Hi=20

For shutdown/restart problems, have a look at MVP Jim Eshelman's web =
page:

http://aumha.org/win5/a/shtdwnxp.htm

Will

"Msparkling" > wrote in message =
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> The only way that I can get my computer to reboot in=20
> normal mode is to unplug it from the wall for about an=20
> hour after shutting it down, and then I can use it,=20
> Otherwise if I try to restart, it will just freeze up.=20
> From all indications I did not get the blasterworm virus.
> This action started around Aug. 15, 2003. I have been=20
> using windows XP for over a 18 months without any problems.


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R. C. White
December 9th 03, 11:19 AM
Hi, Msparkling.

Sounds to me like a hardware problem. Most likely overheating. Maybe a
power supply problem, or a slowing/dying fan.

RC
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San Marcos, TX

Microsoft Windows MVP

"Msparkling" > wrote in message
...
> The only way that I can get my computer to reboot in
> normal mode is to unplug it from the wall for about an
> hour after shutting it down, and then I can use it,
> Otherwise if I try to restart, it will just freeze up.
> From all indications I did not get the blasterworm virus.
> This action started around Aug. 15, 2003. I have been
> using windows XP for over a 18 months without any problems.

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