One of the computers on our network has been having a problem for a couple of weeks. Out of nowhere it just shuts down. It will boot back up but will shut down on its own within a few minutes. First cpu fan was replaced. Then power supply was replaced. Nothing. I swapped out that machine with another machine and same problem. Tried different power outlets, swapped out cables, swapped out the monitor and same problem. Yesterday I connected and stayed connected through pcanywhere thinking if it replicated I would know when it happened because I would be disconnected. After two hours the following message popped up: "A request to suspend power was denied by AWHOST32EXE" The pcanywhere connection prevented it from shutting down. My computer company is still saying it is a power issue of some kind. My thinking is that if this were a power issue no warning would be given and I would just get disconnected. We have checked and rechecked the power settings on the machine and the settings are set to always on for every option. Any ideas???
Machine is running WindowsXP service pack 2 on a network running Windows2000. All other machines on network are fine(6 other terminals)
Machine is running WindowsXP service pack 2 on a network running Windows2000. All other machines on network are fine(6 other terminals)