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Title	Unix Tip: Reboot mystery solved
Type	Tip
Source	ITworld 12/25/2007
Summary	If you remember a column that I wrote back in November when I was baffled by a periodic reboot of a Windows box that I manage and trying my hand at various DOS commands to determine when and why the system was rebooting, you might be interested in knowing the cause of the problem. continue

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