Download and burn a linux live cd. Boot, run gparted to partition your disk. Either erase both partitions and create a new,big one - or resize the original partition and expand the new partition.
Try ubuntu for the live-cd.
For your other computer my guess would be either the powersupply or the CPU getting too hot. (The thermal paste between the CPY and the heat-sink can dry out over time)
Using the live-cd can help you rule out any virus or software issues. Just use Ubuntu for a while. If everything is ok, it's a software issue. Otherwise your down to hardware.
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Last edited by freeload; 05-31-2010 at 12:05 AM..
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