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Physical Memory "Blue Screen"

Discussion in 'Windows XP' started by Hossam, 2002/01/07.

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  1. 2002/01/07
    Hossam

    Hossam Inactive Thread Starter

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    i want to know what r the reason of "blue screen"
    physical memory

    my system usually give me this screen & often restart without any reason

    anyone can help me plz
     
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    Newt

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    1. Memory not properly seated
    2. Memory that is physically bad.
    3. Heat (bad fan, not enough fans, loose heat sink, etc.)
    4. Other

    The first three are most likely.

    If you could give us the exact error you see when it "blue screens" it would help. Especially if the problem happens to be #4 Other.
     
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    DJSi

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    And usually, in my cases it is #4..... in those occasions I look at what the BSOD actually says... maybe mentions a driver/system file or something.....
     
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    mrcoons

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    It could also be a conflict between XP and the video card drivers, I've had that problem. More information is needed.
     
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    Strgzr

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    BSOD & Auto-Restart-how to stop- to see error msg

    Re BSOD and SEEING error message, I had prob of wanting to see error mssg and not being able to because it AUTO RESTARTED immediately after BSOD showed up. I FINALLY found out how to stop auto-restart so I could READ complete error message then restart myself when I was ready. If this helps anyone else, here is where I found this setting. (For XP-Home Editition, that is, plus you must be logged on as ADMINISTRATOR to be able to go in and change this setting):
    Go to MY COMPUTER- right click and choose PROPERTIES, then the ADVANCED tab, then under STARTUP AND RECOVERY choose SETTINGS, then SYSTEM FAILURE and UNCHECK box next to AUTOMATICALLY RESTART.
     
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