What's your take on this? What could be causing those BSOD?
Blue screen of death
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apm66
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What's your take on this? What could be causing those BSOD? | ||
kainzero
United States5211 Posts
every single time i've had BSODs it was because i had memory go bad. the warranty on your RAM should be lifetime. | ||
apm66
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Durak
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TadH
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moon`
United States372 Posts
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Gogleion
United States534 Posts
If its a legitimate copy, it could just be a bad install, try twice more. If it still has that problem then you should start looking at hardware problems. | ||
tec27
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R1CH
Netherlands10340 Posts
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pshych0
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mmp
United States2130 Posts
On June 24 2010 09:03 Gogleion wrote: If by some chance its a pirated copy of 7, then that could be your problem. I agree on this point. Rather than a bug, this could be Microsoft's attempt at clever subtlety. | ||
apm66
Canada943 Posts
No. It's a legit windows 7 pshych0: nope tec27: I get all kinds of messages. Sometimes the all-caps message doesn't even show up | ||
CharlieMurphy
United States22895 Posts
click manage click event viewer look through the system errors or application errors look for the time and the ! or red mark double click em, click the link, paste the error codes into google - usually tells you what it is | ||
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