Originally posted by jon00
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I started building PCs in 1980-1981 from pallets of components for hospitals throughout the USA and I did so for decades. Novell Certified Engineer. 4th generation relational database WIZARD. Website designer and developer, before that , bulletin board designer before that and Sysop for CompuServe, "you kids got it great, I remember plugging in 8-prong, 16k memory chips onto a daughter board, all 32 of them, in order to get from 512K of ram up to 1024k of RAM in order to have some extended memory to build a stack of coolness. yadda yadda.
Rebooting it each night in a "friendly shutdown way" would promote stability and accessibility on a daily basis, IMHO from what I know about Windows (YES, I truly miss OS2 Warp, I was a beta for some time with them) and my couple of years' experience with HomeSeer. ?? I will brag also that I was a beta for US Robotics, for you Asimov dweebs....
I would really appreciate anyone that has already chosen this path, and willing to share their methodology? (This is totally independent of Windoze update reboots, of course.
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