RE: Help!!!

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Ok I'll check a little later. Thank you again.

"Jonathan" wrote:

> I doubt it was a faulty power cord but if you want to check if it was all you
> need to do it wiggle the cord but i doubt it because most power cords are
> made from thick wire and it would take some serious punishment to them to
> make them not work like it should
>
> "adyculver" wrote:
>
> > So far so good. Thank you Jonathan. Althought I haven't been connected to a
> > plug for about 20 minutes and it hasn't shut down on me. Would that have
> > anything to do with it?? If it was a fulty AC Adapter??
> >
> > "Jonathan" wrote:
> >
> > > OK about that shutting down problem, first understand that it is caused when
> > > windows xp has a fatal error.
> > >
> > > To solve the problem of it shutting down automatically, click start, point
> > > to My Computer and right-click it. Then click properties. Click the advanced
> > > tab, and click the Settings button under Startup and Recovery. Uncheck
> > > automatically restart under System Failure. Click OK twice.
> > >
> > > This should prevent your computer from restarting when there is a fatal
> > > error. Please reply with any symptoms that may and probably will occur when
> > > you try doing something on the web.
> > >
> > > "adyculver" wrote:
> > >
> > > > I need anyones help, I just purchased a new Compaq Presario V2000 with
> > > > Windows XP Home edition. I had Norton Anti-Virus on it, but switched to
> > > > Macafee. Anyway my problem is that the windows keeps on shutting down
> > > > everytime I do something on the web, and I'm getting pissed off about it.
> > > > This is only about 1 1/2 weeks old. I also do not use the windows messaging,
> > > > and uninstalled it. It does have wireless internet. My hubby says that it
> > > > sounds like a software issue, but I don't know what it would be. I ran the
> > > > anti-virus and it didn't find anything. Any help would be appriated. Thank
> > > > you.
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