Interestingly enough I just installed Win2k Pro at home and true to MS
advertising it was far more stable than previous versions of Windows,
however it did crash once in the first 2 hours of use. Then explorer
starting crashing repeatedly a problem I finally resolved. Really the only
reason I ke
nt: Thursday, September 20, 2001 8:43 AM
Subject: OT:Got Linux (was: If you don't own a Mac)
> Interestingly enough I just installed Win2k Pro at home and true to MS
> advertising it was far more stable than previous versions of Windows,
> however it did crash once in the first 2 ho
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Subject: Re: OT:Got Linux (was: If you don't own a Mac)
You guys have done it. Since you have been writing this negative stuff about
Windows my new computer has started turning itself on, sort of a reverse
crash.
I have to do a hard power off when I shut it down, or in a couple of hours
back
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Sent: Thursday, September 20, 2001 4:22 PM
Subject: RE: OT:Got Linux (was: If you don't own a Mac)
> Len writes:
>
> > If your Windows machine is a new one, check the CMOS
> > settings. There are settings that will power your
&
I had similar problem with W2k Pro as well when 1st installed, but
everything works well after my 2nd attempt.
regards,
Alan Chan
>Interestingly enough I just installed Win2k Pro at home and true to MS
>advertising it was far more stable than previous versions of Windows,
>however it did crash
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