Above Suspicion (2000)

Computer shuts down when I connect my cable modem through the ethernet cable Window 2000 Help

have an Asus K8U-X with an onboard ULi PCI Fast Ethernet Adapter.The other evening our electricity went out a couple of times. I was able toturn the computer just fine with no adverse problems. The computer andperipherals are plugged into surge suppressors, so I didn’t expect anyproblems to occur. The following morning, the computer would turn on butnothing would happen as if everything but the cpu or everything but the harddrive or video card was working.To troubleshoot the problem, I unplugged from the computer all unnecessary peripherals to see if I could find out if I might be able to get thecomputer to boot up. The first time I got a message to go into the cmos or

start with default settings. Even with that the computer would not start upproperly. So I pulled the box and opened it up to check the fans andconnections to make sure nothing had come loose over time. I vacuumed outall of the dust bunnies and cleaned my memory sticks and video card. I tookout the fans and cleaned the dust off of them and the cpu heatsink. I then cleared the cmos according to my mb manufacture’s instructions to see if I could get the computer to start up again. After restoring the essential components, before closing the box back up, I hooked up my computer and started it to make sure the fans were working properly and the storage drives were all in working order. I was able to get to the login screen with no problem, so I put the system back together and turned everything on. The computer booted up, but shut down before it got to the login screen and would not start back up. I unplugged the Ethernet cable from the computer at which time, the computer tried to start itself up with no success. I unplugged it from the electricity for 30 seconds, and tried again without the Ethernet connected. It started up, and I was able to log in. While logged in, I connected the Ethernet cable with success, but when I switched on the cable modem, the computer shut down.I then disconnected the power cable from both the modem and the computer for 30 seconds. I removed the Ethernet cable completely and connected the USB cable instead. I switched on my computer and it booted up perfectly, and I was able to log on and surf the net again.

I then contacted my ISP to discuss this problem. The tech had me bring the modem and Ethernet cable to the nearest office the next day to get new equipment. Unfortunately, the computer still shuts down when I connect the Ethernet cable and turn on the modem. While my suspicion is that the on board Ethernet adapter is fried (probably because of the dust bunnies), I am hoping someone here might no if it might just be a setting I am overlooking. Otherwise, I will just cut my losses and get a new Ethernet card to connect to my computer. All drivers are up-to-date, and there are no IRQ conflicts or sharing that are interfering. I also removed my old phone line modem that is no longer

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Above Suspicion $18.54 All's fair in love and war, especially in World War II movies that combine both elements into romantic thrillers like They Met in Bombay, Arise My Love and this film starring Joan Crawford and Fred MacMurray. It's 1939 and British intelligence needs to reconnect with a missing agent on the Continent who has details of a secret Nazi weapon. Enter newlyweds Frances and Richard Myles, who agree to forsake their European honeymoon for an even more adventurous foray into espionage. So off they go into a world of cryptographs, disguises, code words, shadowy rendezvous and the Gestapo. The result is "rattling good melodrama. A lovely compound of cryptic clues and unknown dangers" (Theodore Strauss, The New York Times). 1943/b&w/90 min/NR/mono/fullscreen.

The Forbidden Photos of a Lady Above Suspicion $10.52 Fetishistic and dark, this early giallo thriller from Italian filmmaker Luciano Ercoli prefigures such sexually-themed gialli as La Ragazza dal Pigiama Giallo and Tenebre in its explicit connection between female sexuality and violence. Dagmar Lassander stars as Minou, who is threatened at the beach by a mysterious figure (Simon Andreu) who caresses her body with a knife and intimates that her businessman husband Pierre (Pier Paolo Capponi) is a murderer. Slowly, she begins to believe him, because Pierre was in debt to a murdered businessman, Jean Dubois. The stranger soon shows up with a tape recording which seems to verify his claim, and forces Minou to perform degrading sexual acts in order to protect her husband. When she later balks, he produces the titular photos to blackmail her into even more depravity. Like many giallo heroines, Minou can get no sympathy from anyone, particularly her kinky bisexual friend Dominique -- played by Ercoli's real-life wife Nieves Navarro (aka "Susan Scott") -- who actually claims to enjoy being forced into sex. The situation begins to take its toll, and Minou slips into a haze of tranquilizers and shame, finally confessing to Peter and leading the stranger to attempt silencing her permanently. Backed by a vibrant Ennio Morricone score and slick photography by Alejandro Ulloa, the film co-stars Osvaldo Genazzani and Salvadore Huguet. Available versions run between 91 and 96 minutes. ~ Robert Firsching, Rovi

Suspicion $14.31 Adrian Dunbar and Amanda Redman co-star in Peter Whalley's tense psychological thriller Suspicion, which originally debuted on Granada Television in Great Britain. The Byzantine plot begins when Carol (Redman) receives an anonymous email message one afternoon, informing her that her husband, Mark (Dunbar) is philandering with his secretary. When confronted, Mark denies the claim and pins the message on a disgruntled former employee, whom he recently fired, but the emails persist over the next several days. Matters grow direr when the secretary turns up dead - and authorities arrest Carol as the chief suspect. The cast also features Adam Kotz and Saskia Reeves. ~ Nathan Southern, Rovi

Under Suspicion $10.35 Two people come together in a dangerous liaison turned deadly affair. This is the provocative premise for Under Suspicion, a brilliantly crafted thriller starring Academy Award nominee Liam Neeson (Best Actor in a Leading Role, Schindler's List, 1993) and Laura San Giacomo (TV's Just Shoot Me). Tony Aaron (Neeson) is a private eye who makes his living setting up phony adultery cases with the help of his wife. But a routine set up fatally backfires when Tony's wife and his client - a wealthy artist - are murdered. At first, all clues point to the artist's mysterious mistress, Angeline (San Giacomo), but Tony is also named as a prime suspect. Both maintain their innocence, and guilt seems even harder to assign when the two plunge into a steamy, forbidden affair. One is guilty, the other is innocent - but the real killer might ultimately get away with murder.

Under Suspicion [P&S] $6.62 When a powerful man is accused of murder, who tells the truth -- the man, or his estranged wife? Henry Hearst (Gene Hackman), an American attorney living in Puerto Rico, is called in to speak with police detective Victor Benezet (Morgan Freeman). A few days earlier, Hearst reported finding the body of a 12-year-old girl while taking his dog for a walk; however, investigators now believe that Hearst may have had a greater involvement in the crime than he's admitting. Under intense questioning by a confident young cop named Owens (Thomas Jane) and gentler but firm interrogation from Benezet, several cracks begin to appear in Hearst's story, but he's able to persuade the police to allow him to leave long enough to take part in a fund-raising function he'd promised to attend. However, upon his return, Hearst discovers that Benezet and Owens have been questioning someone else -- his wife Chantal (Monica Bellucci), who has been on poor terms with her husband for some time. Under Suspicion was based on the novel Brainwash by John Wainwright, which was previously filmed by French director Claude Miller as Garde a vue. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi

Wives Under Suspicion $7.33 James Whale's Wives Under Suspicion is remake of Whale's own 1933 production A Kiss Before the Mirror, with a few noticeable concessions for the more militant censors of 1938. District attorney Jim Stowell (Warren William) is convinced that every murder should be sentenced to the electric chair, regardless of motive or circumstances. He remains steadfast in this belief as he prosecutes an elderly professor (Ralph Morgan) for murdering his wife in a fit of jealous rage. But while relaxing at home one evening in the company of his lovely but somewhat neglected young wife Lucy (Gail Patrick), Stowell's own jealousy is aroused by Lucy's response to the innocent attentions of young family friend Phil (William Lundigan). As the days pass, Stowell cannot suppress his own urge to kill his wife and her supposed lover. An eleventh-hour plot twist prevents him from making the same mistake as the old professor-and also gives him a new perspective on the quality of mercy. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

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