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xpcman
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These type errors are often caused by faulty memory. Can you remove one of the memory cards? Try each one to see if you can identify a bad card.
Since you have re-installed the OS your problem would seam to be with the hardware.
Good Luck
Since you have re-installed the OS your problem would seam to be with the hardware.
Good Luck
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Hi there,
Remove your ram clean it and reseat in respective slot and start machine,if no improvement feel free to revet back with more information.Add more ram to increase performance.
Thanks
Remove your ram clean it and reseat in respective slot and start machine,if no improvement feel free to revet back with more information.Add more ram to increase performance.
Thanks
I agree, bad memory or hard drive, could be over heating
Make sure your video card and memory are seated properly
I had a brand new computer that came out of the box with a bunch of registry errors, got a blue screen on second boot until I cleaned the errors
https://www.dataforgecanada.com/
Make sure your video card and memory are seated properly
I had a brand new computer that came out of the box with a bunch of registry errors, got a blue screen on second boot until I cleaned the errors
https://www.dataforgecanada.com/