Re: Computer freezes

[Casey]

I did everything you said, and it still freezes. Any more
ideas?
>-----Original Message-----
>Open Microsoft Outlook and from the Toolbar select:
>HELP > DETECT and REPAIR....
>
>After the repair is completed, visit
http://office.microsoft.com/ProductUpdates/default.aspx
>and install any available updates applicable to your
Outlook program.
>
>
>--
>Nicholas
>
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>
>"Casey" > wrote in message:
...
>
>| My computer freezes. Most of the time (but not always)
it
>| happens when it's unattended. When I return the screen
is
>| black and it does not come back. Ctl-alt-del does
>| nothing. I have to turn off the computer manually,
wait a
>| minute, then restart. So far, it only happens when
>| Outlook is running, which is the only program I can
>| identify that might cause the problem. I miss my
Outlook.
>| Any ideas?
>.
>

[Casey]

I tried everything you said, but I still have the same
problem. Any more ideas?
>-----Original Message-----
>Open Microsoft Outlook and from the Toolbar select:
>HELP > DETECT and REPAIR....
>
>After the repair is completed, visit
http://office.microsoft.com/ProductUpdates/default.aspx
>and install any available updates applicable to your
Outlook program.
>
>
>--
>Nicholas
>
>---------------------------------------------------------
-------------
>
>"Casey" > wrote in message:
...
>
>| My computer freezes. Most of the time (but not always)
it
>| happens when it's unattended. When I return the screen
is
>| black and it does not come back. Ctl-alt-del does
>| nothing. I have to turn off the computer manually,
wait a
>| minute, then restart. So far, it only happens when
>| Outlook is running, which is the only program I can
>| identify that might cause the problem. I miss my
Outlook.
>| Any ideas?
>.
>

[BelgainDSoul]

You schould have a button on your keyboard, above the "print screen-Scroll
Lock- Pause/Break", being "Wake Up" (or a sun icon for that matter...)

Pressing that could solve it...

Go into power Options, and check the "power schemes", and the Hibernate
options. Uncheck if you don't like your computer to hibernate..

It takes a while to "wake up" your computer...
(the sleep button puts it to sleep as well...)

"Casey" > wrote in message
...
> My computer freezes. Most of the time (but not always) it
> happens when it's unattended. When I return the screen is
> black and it does not come back. Ctl-alt-del does
> nothing. I have to turn off the computer manually, wait a
> minute, then restart. So far, it only happens when
> Outlook is running, which is the only program I can
> identify that might cause the problem. I miss my Outlook.
> Any ideas?