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Computer intermittently reboots
Hello, A friend's computer had been suddenly rebooting after being on for a half hour or so. It would happen to him every day. I thought his power supply might be sagging so I took my supply and put it in his machine and put his suspect supply in my machine. He has been running fine every day for about a month now but e-mailed me today that he had another sudden reboot (the only one in about a month). His machine had only been on for a minute or two before this reboot occured so I don't think heat has anything to do with it. His old suspect supply has been running my machine just fine. I'm going over there on the week-end to give his machine a good cleaning, fan lubing etc. but I can't think of what could be causing this (very intermittent now) rebooting. If anyone has a suggestion of something I could try I would appreciate it. TIA, Carl |
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