We have three Dell PC's with Windows NT workstation 4.0 with service pack 3
and we have to reboot everyday. We have virtual memory problems and have
changed settings and it does nothing. Printing to network printers might
print once and then locks up and you have to reboot the whole system.
Windows 9x may not be as secure or as seemingly reliable, but we have less
problems in all areas than Windows NT workstation.
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From "Paul Edwards" <[log in to unmask]>, on 8/19/98 8:34 PM:
I used NT 4.0 on PCs at HP in Atlanta for a year and only rebooted twice
in that time. I use NT 4.0 workstation on my PC at my office and I haven't
had to reboot but about once every 6 months. There must be a bad
configuration or other problems at your site.

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> I have to use a machine with NT 4.0 at a client site, and when it kept
> dying someone there installed Service Pack 3.  Now I have to reboot
> it (because it hangs) only a couple of times a week.  Since all I use
> it for is terminal emulation, I am thinking of taking my HP150 in and
> dialing in to the HP3000's via the phone on the desk.  (Bonus: no
> telephone interruptions!)
>
> I read the messages people post here about having NT stay up for a
> month or two at a time, but I've never been any place where that
> really happens.  It must be nice.
>
> Cecile Chi



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