win2Kprof problem?

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sumit

sir ,
i have OS of win2000 professional and with pc hp 330
configuration is as follws :
operating system : win 2000 prof.
cpu : 2.8 GHz
Ram : 1 GB
HDD : 40 GB

and other hardware is on board .
I suffering from the follwing problem :-
1) Very slow in proccesing (it takes upto 20 to 25 min.)
2) then afterwords it gives message like system read error
3)also when it starts first time it gives error like
0x77adca93 (.somthing is related to memory.)after this it
gives error in blue screen "kernel data inpage error"
i wanted solution on this problem
immediately.
thank you
sumit
 
Windows 2000 was extensively tested before it was released,
and it is used on millions of PCs. If your machine has problems
then it would be reasonable to assume that they are caused by
something specific to your PC, not by Windows 2000 itself
as you suggest in your Subject line. Becoming aware of this
helps you greatly in resolving the problem.

See below for further suggestions.

sumit said:
sir ,
i have OS of win2000 professional and with pc hp 330
configuration is as follws :
operating system : win 2000 prof.
cpu : 2.8 GHz
Ram : 1 GB
HDD : 40 GB

and other hardware is on board .
I suffering from the follwing problem :-
1) Very slow in proccesing (it takes upto 20 to 25 min.)
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*** Takes 20..25 minutes to do what?
2) then afterwords it gives message like system read error
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*** Please quote the exact message, verbatim!
3)also when it starts first time it gives error like
0x77adca93 (.somthing is related to memory.)after this it
gives error in blue screen "kernel data inpage error"
i wanted solution on this problem immediately. *** Don't we all . . .
thank you
sumit
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Some prelimiary issues you must resolve:
- Install a good virus scanner.
- Download the latest pattern file.
- Scan your hard disk.
- Download a spyware program (e.g. AdAware).
- Download its latest pattern file.
- Run it.
- Download the diagnostic program for your hard disk.
It's freely available from the manufacturer's home site.
- Run this diagnostic program.
- Run your system with only 512 MBytes of memory,
and see what happens.
- If the problems persist, run it with the other 512 MBytes.
 
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