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>Do you guys have any idea what could be causing the reboots?
>
>-John Burns

I had a similar problem a while back. If you can afford to do so, try removing the CD-ROM drive, as that was the cause of my spontaneous reboot problem. Try removing the CD-ROM drive and running for a week without it. If you don't have any trouble, it could be your drive.

Also, check your power. Make sure your UPS and/or surge suppressor are in good condition, and that you're getting a steady flow of current from the wall.
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Matthew Graybosch

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