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Posted on 04-28-07 9:13 PM     Reply [Subscribe]
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I keep getting this error screen. I've tried replacing the video adapter. I've tried taking out every single hardware i have in my computer such as: wireless card, nic card, sound card, usb card, and modem. I've even tried the RAM and i've even tried the hard drive but i keep getting this error screen.

Can anyone help me please!

computer specifications:

AOpen AX 34 Pro II

 
Posted on 04-28-07 10:12 PM     Reply [Subscribe]
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i had to format the drive and install windows all over again for the similar problem.
but it worked.
 
Posted on 04-28-07 10:26 PM     Reply [Subscribe]
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actually! that might be due to ur RAM...change or upgrade it!
i'm not a technician, but i had to buy new RAM when i used to get this memory dumping error!
 
Posted on 04-28-07 10:43 PM     Reply [Subscribe]
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Sometime the recelty installed software also creates this problem, i would first update all the driver for your hardware. If it does not work then i would restore the windows to a possible know date where u did not see that screen.
 
Posted on 04-28-07 11:06 PM     Reply [Subscribe]
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Don't you have a hammer brother? I got one in my car trunk. I can borrow you for a couple of minutes.

 
Posted on 04-28-07 11:06 PM     Reply [Subscribe]
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rstoring to the restore point doen't help. I have tried that as well. I too updated the windows, but finally i had to change my RAM
 
Posted on 04-28-07 11:10 PM     Reply [Subscribe]
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After returning my hammer, go to the following link to make use of your computer.

http://www.coolest-gadgets.com/20060521/hottest-pc-ever-the-bbq-pc/
 
Posted on 04-29-07 11:24 AM     Reply [Subscribe]
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Right click My computer
Then click Properties
Go to Advanced Tab
Then click Settings tab of 'Startup And Recovery'.
Under the System Failure Group,uncheck the 'Automatically Restart' box.

Hope this might help.Works in most of these cases.
 
Posted on 04-29-07 1:41 PM     Reply [Subscribe]
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I'm formating the hard drive today. I will keep u guys updated on that..

If that doesnt work i'm gonna replace the RAM.

Thank u guys for your suggestions, especially mysticboy. :P:P
 
Posted on 04-29-07 2:44 PM     Reply [Subscribe]
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try reinstalling operating system first (overwriting the existing one- actually in repair mode),,it is very likely to work,,but will stilll leave the stuff behind that might cause your computer to go unstable after a while,..if it worked..then backup whatever u need and then format it..and everything will be as good as it was when u got it first
 
Posted on 04-29-07 7:06 PM     Reply [Subscribe]
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You are always welcome, 'Slash'.
 
Posted on 04-29-07 9:55 PM     Reply [Subscribe]
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Mr Slash!
Do you have two RAMs? Is it a Dell laptop?
 
Posted on 04-30-07 3:01 AM     Reply [Subscribe]
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Crystal,
whats wrong with 2 RAMs in a dell? I have 2..256 and 512.
 
Posted on 04-30-07 9:13 AM     Reply [Subscribe]
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Its a known bug with some of the dell 6000 series.
 
Posted on 04-30-07 9:42 AM     Reply [Subscribe]
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I formatted the disk and reinstalled....... but it didnt work

I pulled out one of my RAM and now it seems to be stable.

I had two RAMS before. 256 MB one and 128 MB one.

The 256MB one seemed to be the problem and now i'm gonna sell that one Ebay and buy another 256MB one on Ebay! :P:P


Mr. Crystal Cracker,
Its a desktop! AOpen AX 34 PRO II


Thanks ppl! :)
 
Posted on 04-30-07 12:58 PM     Reply [Subscribe]
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Mr Slash, try taking out that stable RAM and put the other one in. It might not the problem with any of your RAM at all.
 
Posted on 04-30-07 1:52 PM     Reply [Subscribe]
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RAM को समस्या हो मेरो विचारमा पनि, तर यता को रामलाई उता र उता को रामलाई यता तानेर नि यस्तो समस्याको समाधान भाको देखेको छु है मैले
 


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