Windows Server 2003 x64: Unwanted sudden reboot of server when Itouch mouse or keyboard of server after being away from server console for 15minutes

[Guest Orfeo]

Windows Server 2003 x64: Unwanted sudden reboot of server when Itouch mouse or keyboard of server after being away from server console for 15minutes

 

My Windows server 2003 x64 has some weird behaviour that it suddenly

reboots when I touch either the mouse or keyboard after a period of at

least 15 minutes of no activity at the server console.

I already changed the power options properties to never stop any

screen or harddrive and not to use hybernate, but this all does not

seem to help.

 

Please give suggestions!

Thanks

Orfeo

[Guest Robert L. \(MS-MVP\)]

Re: Windows Server 2003 x64: Unwanted sudden reboot of server when I touch mouse or keyboard of server after being away from server console for 15 minutes

 

Re: Windows Server 2003 x64: Unwanted sudden reboot of server when I touch mouse or keyboard of server after being away from server console for 15 minutes

 

Any errors in the event viewer? Or use symbols to analyze dumps. This post

may help.

 

Server shutdown unexpected with ...Recently, the server has been shutdown

unexpected with different Reason ... Set the machine not to automatically

reboot in the Event of error so that you ...

http://www.chicagotech.net/netforums/viewtopic.php?p=1715&sid=48abf67c13b6840b665b6a8737548f9b

 

 

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"Orfeo" <Orfeo1@gmail.com> wrote in message

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> My Windows server 2003 x64 has some weird behaviour that it suddenly

> reboots when I touch either the mouse or keyboard after a period of at

> least 15 minutes of no activity at the server console.

> I already changed the power options properties to never stop any

> screen or harddrive and not to use hybernate, but this all does not

> seem to help.

>

> Please give suggestions!

> Thanks

> Orfeo