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Old 02-06-2007, 04:18 PM
DMS Lewis
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BSOD another question

So these are caused by software issues? If I am loading my own OS on this
computer, which comes with no OS, I should have no more problems with BSOD
than with any other computer? Are these correct assumptions or am I not
following what you folks said?

I appreciate all the help, I can pick up an extra computer real cheap but
all the offered units have had BSOD, probably several times as they are no
longer in the state network. THANKS
DMSL


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Old 02-06-2007, 04:18 PM
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Re: BSOD another question

Almost any glitch can cause a BSOD...
I recently "fixed" a problem with my computer. Kept getting BSOD's, CTD's
(crash to desktop), freezes, hang-ups, sluggishness, etc etc etc. Even after
re-formnatting and logically removing my second drive (which I think messed
up and corrupted alot of files (but no virus, ran a virus check and
nothing)) I still had problems. I redid the machine again, using my restore
disk and now have no problems but I haven't put my old files that I backed
up off the failed drive on there yet. So I guess this begs the question, can
a file corrupted by a bad drive cause problems even if it's not a virus?


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Old 02-06-2007, 04:18 PM
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Re: BSOD another question

Absolutely!

PowerSlave2112 wrote:
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> Almost any glitch can cause a BSOD...
> I recently "fixed" a problem with my computer. Kept getting BSOD's, CTD's
> (crash to desktop), freezes, hang-ups, sluggishness, etc etc etc. Even after
> re-formnatting and logically removing my second drive (which I think messed
> up and corrupted alot of files (but no virus, ran a virus check and
> nothing)) I still had problems. I redid the machine again, using my restore
> disk and now have no problems but I haven't put my old files that I backed
> up off the failed drive on there yet. So I guess this begs the question, can
> a file corrupted by a bad drive cause problems even if it's not a virus?

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