felpet
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win-98se reboots without any reason
win-98se reboots without any reason
when I have internet connection. It
used to work ok but this problem
occured just a day ago.
when I have internet connection. It
used to work ok but this problem
occured just a day ago.
felpet are you on a network, or does your computer reboot when you are connected to the internet? If so then your reboots can be the cause of a common hack that takes advantage of what is called IGMP fragmentation. This can be fixed by going to http://windowsupdate.microsoft.com/ and downloading the update for this. I have had this problem before. A friend of mine was responsible for this, he would run the hack and poof my computer would reboot.
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StefenZ why do you insist on putting your comments as answers. This is the second time I am requesting you to post comments instead of answers. If felpet thinks that you have the right answer he will automatically accept you comment as an answer. This facility is a great new feature in the new Experts-Exchange so I think it should be used. So kindly stick to the protocol of this forum and post comments instead of answers. This way the person who posted the question would get more publicity and help from other experts and people who have had this same problem.
Felpet, visit this Microsoft URL:
http://207.46.130.14/windows98/downloads/corporate.asp
And download this patch and apply it. It should resolve the problem as long as it is not a hardware issue!
Windows 98 Second Edition Shutdown Supplement
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http://207.46.130.14/windows98/downloads/corporate.asp
And download this patch and apply it. It should resolve the problem as long as it is not a hardware issue!
Windows 98 Second Edition Shutdown Supplement
502 KB | 4 Min @ 28.8
StefenZ why do you insist on putting your comments as answers. This is the second time I am requesting you to post comments instead of answers. If felpet thinks that you have the right answer he will automatically accept your comment as an answer. This facility is a great new feature in the new Experts-Exchange so I think it should be used. So kindly stick to the protocol of this forum and post comments instead of answers. This way the person who posted the question would get more publicity and help from other experts and people who have had this same problem.
I agree with Sandman completely StephanZ..KNOCK IT OFF!
Go to the CMOS/BIOS, at the power management page, set the Harddisk [Disabled], disabled the harddisk going to suspend mode.
Go to the win98SE, control panel, power management, turn the harddisk [never] to sleep/suspend.
Moreover, go to the Start-run-type "msconfig" without quotation in the open box, enter, at the General Tab, advanced button, unchecked the box
[x] Disable fast shutdown.
OK and exit.
Restart the computer.
Diagnosis the status if sudden reboot occurs or not.
The changes may need 3 successive reboots or two/three days to see significant effect especially if involving the changes made to the CMOS/BIOS.
Let me know any of your findings. pslh