computer shutdown

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BittersweetGal

I've been trying to help a friend figure out why his computer is shutting
down when he tries to run clean disk and also when he runs ihis virus
software. I've gone over my security settings with hisetc etc. Please send
email with a idea.
Thanks
Susan
 
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If your friend has Windows XP, open the Control Panel, select Administrative
Tools, select Services, and scroll down to "Remote Procedure Call (RPC)."
Right-click on this item and select "Properties" on the pop-up menu. Select
the "Recovery" tab. For the three combo boxes, make the following changes:

First failure: Take no action
Second failure: Take no action
Subsequent failure: Restart the computer

If the antivirus software is listed as a service, then open the Properties
dialog window for that service and change all three failure options to "Take
no action."

Select the "OK" button to save the changes. Now reboot the computer.

HTH.

Gunny

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