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Danny Gopie

Hello all,

I have win XP Pro on a P4 3.0 Ghz on a Asus p5gdc Deluxe motherborad. I work
with a maxtor SATA 200gb 7200 drive, DDR-2 512mb memory. I installed all
bios updates, SP2 and driver updates. Now when i work with 5 programs, and
its to busy, i get a blue screen, with technical code stuff. etc.


What is generally the origin of this problem? Is it the lack of memory?

Danny
 
Danny said:
Hello all,

I have win XP Pro on a P4 3.0 Ghz on a Asus p5gdc Deluxe motherborad.
I work with a maxtor SATA 200gb 7200 drive, DDR-2 512mb memory. I
installed all bios updates, SP2 and driver updates. Now when i work
with 5 programs, and its to busy, i get a blue screen, with technical
code stuff. etc.

What is generally the origin of this problem? Is it the lack of
memory?
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Of /what/ problem?! You've not bothered to enlighten us as to what the
problem is! "Technical code stuff" yeah, very informative. That "technical
code stuff" is the important bit. Without that, how on earth do you expect
anyone to assist you?! And, no, it can be many things, but hardly ever lack
of RAM.

As you expect us to be psychic, the best I can do is point you here
http://aumha.org/win5/kbestop.htm

Locate the error code and read the solution.
 
Hello all,

I have win XP Pro on a P4 3.0 Ghz on a Asus p5gdc Deluxe motherborad. I work
with a maxtor SATA 200gb 7200 drive, DDR-2 512mb memory. I installed all
bios updates, SP2 and driver updates. Now when i work with 5 programs, and
its to busy, i get a blue screen, with technical code stuff. etc.


What is generally the origin of this problem? Is it the lack of memory?
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Yes it is lack of memory... you forgot to include all the
"technical code stuff".
 
Miss said:
Of /what/ problem?! You've not bothered to enlighten us as to what the
problem is! "Technical code stuff" yeah, very informative. That "technical
code stuff" is the important bit. Without that, how on earth do you expect
anyone to assist you?! And, no, it can be many things, but hardly ever
lack of RAM.
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Miss Tick, if you are bothered by the lack of information from Danny, all
you have to do is either ignore the post, or ask politely for the
information you need to help him solve the problem. Your irritated tone and
sarcastic post was not called for.

Danny, it would be helpful if you provide the technical code stuff on the
blue screen you are getting. In addition, it would be good to tell us which
programs you are running when the problem occurs. Is it always the same
programs, or can it be any mix of programs?

It would also be good to know if you were not having this problem until you
updated the BIOS or installed SP2? Was the problem the reason for updating
the BIOS and installing SP2? The more detail you can provide the better we
might be able to help.

Eli
 
Danny Gopie:
I have win XP Pro on a P4 3.0 Ghz on a Asus p5gdc Deluxe motherborad.
I work with a maxtor SATA 200gb 7200 drive, DDR-2 512mb memory. I
installed all bios updates, SP2 and driver updates. Now when i work
with 5 programs, and its to busy, i get a blue screen, with technical
code stuff. etc.
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run memtest all night and call us in the morning
http://www.memtest86.com/
 
Eli said:
Miss Tick, if you are bothered by the lack of information from Danny,
all you have to do is either ignore the post, or ask politely for the
information you need to help him solve the problem. Your irritated
tone and sarcastic post was not called for.
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My, my, aren't we the sensitive one. There was nothing in my post that was
uncalled for. I'm sick of people who can't be arsed to give us the salient
information, so much so that we have to go digging and playing 20+
Questions. I was helpful - I gave a link where the solution might be
obtained.
 
Guys Guys Guys!!, dont fight . I was wrong by not sending all the technical
stuff ok? The thing is it just happenned one time, now it stopped. I am
running, communication server, php/mysql server. Photoshop, flash,
dreamweaver, yahoo msn. But next time when it happens again, im going to
write all the information

I just bought this system, so i just installed all the updates, i dont know
if it will work without the updates. Also yesterdaynioght, the system
restarted, i just went to the kitchen and heared the beep of restarting , so
i didnt saw the screen at that time.

Thanks for all the information

Danny
 
Guys Guys Guys!!, dont fight . I was wrong by not sending all the technical
stuff ok? The thing is it just happenned one time, now it stopped. I am
running, communication server, php/mysql server. Photoshop, flash,
dreamweaver, yahoo msn. But next time when it happens again, im going to
write all the information

I just bought this system, so i just installed all the updates, i dont know
if it will work without the updates. Also yesterdaynioght, the system
restarted, i just went to the kitchen and heared the beep of restarting , so
i didnt saw the screen at that time.

Thanks for all the information

Danny
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You might also check the Win(XP?) Event Viewer.
 
Danny Gopie:


run memtest all night and call us in the morning
http://www.memtest86.com/
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Don't run,"Memtest".Read a good book instead.Way more worthwhile :P

I can thoroughly recommend,"The Art of Conning yourself into
downloading a program you know nothing about to test something you
will never understand and waiting for hours for it to tell you nothing
useful when you could have just put in a good RAM stick and then
defending it as if it were a Religion".
By,"EFF10101AC10" Bad memory location it bytes ;-)






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Shep©:
Don't run,"Memtest".Read a good book instead.Way more worthwhile :P
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FYI, Memtest86 does not require user monitoring, the OP can start it up
and go to bed.

I suggest that if you are starting some campaign against memtest that you
actually educate yourself on the program so that you can make intelligent
objections. Memtest86 is not a replacement for a $25,000 memory testing
machine but it is a useful tool that can help a user troubleshoot problems
rather than just replacing hardware willy-nilly.
 
Shep©:


FYI, Memtest86 does not require user monitoring, the OP can start it up
and go to bed.

I suggest that if you are starting some campaign against memtest that you
actually educate yourself on the program so that you can make intelligent
objections. Memtest86 is not a replacement for a $25,000 memory testing
machine but it is a useful tool that can help a user troubleshoot problems
rather than just replacing hardware willy-nilly.
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Blah Blah Blah.......
Name the memory addresses that Memtest86 doesn't cover?



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