Soloman wrote:
>I have recently been having my computer reboot itself several times during 
>the day.>>


The commonest cause (and easiest to check) is usually overheating. Download 
free Speedfan which will report on mobo and fan temperatures.

Less common might be faulty power supply, cables, memory, connections, or 
mobo. Any lightning around or power surges lately?

There are also viruses with this behaviour. If they manage to circumvent 
your internal a-v they can prevent on-line checks, and so can be very hard 
to eliminate without a reformat.

Don Penlington
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