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re: Question about 'Top reasons for random, fatal crashes in Windows XP and Windows 2000'
Thursday, May 29, 2003 at 2:38 pm
Windows XP Annoyances Discussion Forum
Posted by thom blaylock
(5 messages posted)
Mike,
I suggest:
back up your very important documents and files. HD partitions and burned cd's are
great for this
1) download most recent bios and flash it. the gigabyte utility is pretty good
for this
2) trade out and test ram (if you've got more than one) also test the different
ram slots
If it still doesn't work:
3) take apart and reassemble the computer. careful to be grounded and visually check
all parts even spacers. I actually found a small hair-sized crack about four inches
long on the back side of the board. put in only the m-board, ram and video card.
reload win, format, reload windows.
4)if this still is the problem, chances are it is the mother board. don't waste
a ton of time on this. I spent two and a half months of free time and it gets really
depressing.
good luck.
On Thursday, May 29, 2003 at 4:08 am, Mike wrote:
>Dear All,
>
>I also have an XP system that randonly blue screens, the system was built by myself
>from brand new XP and AMD comlpiant bits.
>340 watt PSU
>2 * 256mb PC2700 DDR PC333 Memory
>Gigabyte Motherboard (GA7VX-P KT400)
>AMD 2400 XP Processor
>8x AGP Video Card MSI/FX5200TDR/128MB
>CPU Temp 50's - System Temp 30's
>
>
>I noticed the comment on the Gigabyte board, I also have one of these
>
>Im now wondering if it is a ram issue or a bust motherboard?
>
>Regards
>
>Stressed Mike ...
>http://www.bollx.com
>
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