Ian Burrell wrote:
> It doesn't seem to be the network card drivers. I installed the
> Microsoft debugger and symbols to debug the memory dumps. From the
> stack traces, it looks like the problem is caused by Norton Utilities.
> My guess is that a change in Windows 2000 SP3 brings out a bug in s
Max Bowsher wrote:
>
> Isn't this an option? On my WinXP its: Control Panel > System > Advanced >
> Startup and Recovery > Settings > System Failiure > Automatically Restart
>
It is an option on Windows 2000. It has been a long time since I have
seen an operating system crash on W2K.
>
> Re
Ian Burrell wrote:
> setup.exe is repeatedly crashing Windows 2000 on my machine. It
> happens repeatedly right after selecting the mirror. It only happens
> when other programs are accessing the network or when other cygwin
> programs like rxvt are running. It is a hard crash; the machine
> re
On Sun, 01 Sep 2002 16:54:26 -0700 Ian Burrell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This is new behaviour; I run setup lots of times on this machine with
> no problems. There are two things that have changed recently: updated
> to Windows 2000 SP3, and installed a Linksys phoneline network card.
> I am
setup.exe is repeatedly crashing Windows 2000 on my machine. It
happens repeatedly right after selecting the mirror. It only happens
when other programs are accessing the network or when other cygwin
programs like rxvt are running. It is a hard crash; the machine
resets itself and doesn't displ
