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The blue screen makes it sound like a critical error. I don't have a ton of experience with this kind of thing, but have you tried updating Vista? I've heard about people have issues with it, and I believe (don't quote me on this), critical errors are caused when Windows tries to load a file that is corrupted or missing.
That aside, you're not gonna make it any worse by updating Windows, so I'd give that a shot.
That aside, you're not gonna make it any worse by updating Windows, so I'd give that a shot.
Could be a bad memory module.
If your computer has two RAM sticks try removing one and let it run and see if the problem re-occurs. If it does, Take out that RAM stick and put back in the one you removed first and test again.
If your computer has two RAM sticks try removing one and let it run and see if the problem re-occurs. If it does, Take out that RAM stick and put back in the one you removed first and test again.
well i practically live on my computer so i no a fare amount here try this go to start,my computer, then right click on driver C or whatever it is for you then click properties then go to tools and click on error checking and check all of the boxes it will then tell you u have to restart your computer for this to take effect then when your computer starts up it will then scan for errors on your computer and try to fix them i hope this helps you!
