Hi Mitch Wagner,
On Friday, July 14, 2000 at 10:59:32 PM you wrote:
> Thanks, but changing the OS is not an option; I'm running this on a
> corporate system.
Well, IMO there's nothing in this world that makes Win98 run smoothly
and undisturbed under all circumstances. Same goes for NT (probably
for any OS if you take it seriously), but it's much (ahem, _MUCH_)
more stable. Anyway, defragging your drives regularly and making sure
you have more RAM than you need most of the time will certainly do
good.
> As to the power supply, I don't think that was the problem--it was a
> system freeze-up, it wasn't a case of losing power.
Cases of nearly-losing power can cause effects like what you
described. We've had that on database systems which even continued
running, but was losing data nevertheless due to sub-optimal power
supply.
Oliver Sturm
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