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Question about 'Top reasons for random, fatal crashes in Windows XP and Windows 2000'
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Question about 'Top reasons for random, fatal crashes in Windows XP and Windows 2000'
Friday, August 15, 2003 at 8:45 am Posted by Andrew Deal
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I posted a problem yesterday but I thought I should give a little more detail about
my setup so here goes:
I have a P4 2.4G PC running Windows 2000 SP4 with an Albatron mobo, 1G ram, 1-120G
Hard disc and 1 3G hard disc. , Radeon 9200 vid card, Sound Blaster Audigy 2 Platinum
and a 425W power supply The PC crashes and restarts itself after simple Windows
Explorer functions such as renaming a folder or deleting a file. I reformatted the
hard drives so that they were both NTFS but that did not stop the problem. A have
also uninstalled all the peripherals one at a time in hopes of isolating the problem,
to no avail. I have not yet tested the ram but will do so soon. Can anyone give
some insight to this problem? Thank you very much.
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re: Question about 'Top reasons for random, fatal crashes in Windows XP and Windows 2000'
Friday, August 15, 2003 at 1:39 pm Posted by MaddMaxx
(1986 messages posted)
When you get past the ram, then the motherboard is
suspect. You have some heavy duty specs there. The
Albatron board may not live up to the rest.
On Friday, August 15, 2003 at 8:45 am, Andrew Deal wrote:
>I posted a problem yesterday but I thought I should give a little more detail about
>my setup so here goes:
>I have a P4 2.4G PC running Windows 2000 SP4 with an Albatron mobo, 1G ram, 1-120G
>Hard disc and 1 3G hard disc. , Radeon 9200 vid card, Sound Blaster Audigy 2 Platinum
>and a 425W power supply The PC crashes and restarts itself after simple Windows
>Explorer functions such as renaming a folder or deleting a file. I reformatted
the
>hard drives so that they were both NTFS but that did not stop the problem. A have
>also uninstalled all the peripherals one at a time in hopes of isolating the problem,
>to no avail. I have not yet tested the ram but will do so soon. Can anyone give
>some insight to this problem? Thank you very much.
>
>
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