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Nothing to do, this situation is going ahead since a long time now.
We've a Pentium 4 2800 with Win98SE installed and, at least one every 8/10 hours, the Pc suddenly reboots with no apparent reason.
Someone told me there's nothing to do because Win98 can't work on a so powerful machine but I don't agree with him because it works perfectly !
No idea on how permanently fix this problem ?
I've no virus/spyware/trojan, I'm sure of this considering McAfee is continually protecting my Pc and I scan it weekly with AdAware, SpyBot and a couple of other related softwares.
I'm a fun of Win98, no doubt ... and, the day I'll be forced to pass to a new verison, I'll keep forever one of my 2 Pcs with Win98 installed on it and with all my important files stored on it (without an Internet connection, of course).
Any ideas/hyphotesis would be highly appreciated, thanks.
I'm also interested in hearing about any additional utility which may help me to improve the potentialities of Win98, I appreciate a lot your help and suggestions.
We've a Pentium 4 2800 with Win98SE installed and, at least one every 8/10 hours, the Pc suddenly reboots with no apparent reason.
Someone told me there's nothing to do because Win98 can't work on a so powerful machine but I don't agree with him because it works perfectly !
No idea on how permanently fix this problem ?
I've no virus/spyware/trojan, I'm sure of this considering McAfee is continually protecting my Pc and I scan it weekly with AdAware, SpyBot and a couple of other related softwares.
I'm a fun of Win98, no doubt ... and, the day I'll be forced to pass to a new verison, I'll keep forever one of my 2 Pcs with Win98 installed on it and with all my important files stored on it (without an Internet connection, of course).
Any ideas/hyphotesis would be highly appreciated, thanks.
I'm also interested in hearing about any additional utility which may help me to improve the potentialities of Win98, I appreciate a lot your help and suggestions.