Windows XP Prof.

[Nancy]

I am so frustrated. When I log on to the internet, after
a few minutes, my system decides to just reboot. I can
not stay on the internet for more than a few minutes. It
doesn't matter if I am reading my mail or surfing the
web. I am using Windows XP Professional. I have an older
machine. AMD 600 with 256 RAM. I added a 100 gig hard
drive for memory. Any suggestions would really be
appreciated.

Thanks, Nancy

[Slippery]

You are having some kind of stop error. Your system settings are causing the
machine to automatically reboot. Go to: control
panel>system>advanced>startup and recovery>settings> uncheck automatically
restart. Go online again, let it crash, control>alt>delete>applications>end
task.
Go to: start>programs>accessories>system tools>system information>tools
tab>Dr. Watson> select view> your problem will be detailed there. You even
have the option of sending it to Microsoft.(But you'll prolly get better
help here. ) You might want to highlight the directions and right click and
print. Sorry, Win Xp has a lot of tools, but they sure are buried deep. Hope
this helps!
"Nancy" > wrote in message
...
> I am so frustrated. When I log on to the internet, after
> a few minutes, my system decides to just reboot. I can
> not stay on the internet for more than a few minutes. It
> doesn't matter if I am reading my mail or surfing the
> web. I am using Windows XP Professional. I have an older
> machine. AMD 600 with 256 RAM. I added a 100 gig hard
> drive for memory. Any suggestions would really be
> appreciated.
>
> Thanks, Nancy