I had one a few years back that almost drove me crazy.  I even ended
sending it back to the company and they tested for two straight weeks
and could not duplicate it.  When they shipped back it did it again.  I
had changed many components and reseated every chip, every board and had
wiggled everything it had.

   In the end it turned out to be a loose neutral wire in the electric
panel coming into the house.  I found it because someone suggest I check
for a loose ground connection.  I was using an APC power unit and it did
not prevent it.

The easiest, simpliest way to check for this is to take it to a friends
house  and see if it happens there.  Otherwise I would try another
monitor for a while.

John Farrow

Angus Ching wrote:
>
> My colleague is working on a computer who reboots by itself for no
> particular reason. This happens several times in a day and he is not able
> to save his work before the reboot.
>
> My view in this is that the computer could have a power surge, I'm not sure
> how the power surge come about.
>
> TIA for any advice....
>
> Regards,
> Angus Ching
>
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