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December 18th, 2003, 18:51 PM
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1.) Try running sfc /scannow from Start > Run to see if any files are corrupted. (leave a space between sfc and / )
If that doesn't fix it try the following.
2.)How many sticks of RAM are you using?
If you're using more than one,remove a stick and power up.If you still get a crash,replace the stick and remove the next one.Continue removing/replacing sticks until you no longer get the crash.
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