This is where I would be looking for your problem, motherboard or power supply. Faulty capacitors, which are common, will cause random freezes with no explanation, as will bad power supplies. Both can result in tiny temporary voltage drops which ends up locking everything up.
You might want to eliminate this as a possible cause before losing lots of time trying to fix the software side. If you can replace the power supply easily, do that. There is no real way to test for leaky capacitors, other than to replace the motherboard and see. Fans won't save you from bad m/b or PSU.
On Wed, 25 Jan 2006 22:50:36 -0000, Krsnendu Dasa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
We had a similar problem here and ended up being a bad motherboard (thank goodness for warranty :o) ).
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