Do you really want to start troubleshooting a 1 day old machine? You
should promptly contact the seller.
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"frickfrock99" <guest@unknown-email.com> wrote in message
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>
> Hey guys I'm new to this forum and was hoping you guys could help me
> out.
> I just bought an emachines computer, an ET1161-07 to be exact.
>
> Integrated nvidia 6150 gfx
> nvidia 9400 gt
> vista home premium
> amd anthlon x2 4050e processor
> 3 gigs of ram
>
> Now I've had this for, i kid you not, less than a day, and blue screens
> of death/restarts keep occuring.
> I have norton 360 running and updated, updated my graphics driver for
> my 9400, updated everything I could through windows update, and still
> this problem presists.
>
> Sometimes, the blue screen will just briefly flash, then restart and it
> gives me the option of choosing if i want to go into safe mode or not.
> Also, i changed some setting on my internet connection, through
> cmd.exe, i changed everything this video told me to
> '_http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k6Xmv6HpjnE_'
> ([url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k6Xmv6HpjnE[/url])
> When i attempted to go back and reverse it, it said that elevation was
> required and the command failed on ipv4.
>
> The blue screens have varied in what they say, they always dump my
> physical memory so i never get a chance to fully read them.
> However, they have said all of the following.
> MEMORY MANAGEMENT
> Something about a bad page file
> And a few more i cant remember
>
> Right now, my pc runs fine for a while, but most of the time when i
> boot it up, it says rundll32 has encountered a problem and must close.
> Sometimes this forces a blue screen to appear sometimes it doesn't.
>
> I also thought it may have been heat, but i was runnining my computer
> fine for 15 hours straight or so when i got it and it was ok, but then
> showed a blue screen of death for memory management.
> Currently, it runs in this strange windows 98 style, the icons,
> toolbar, start menu, everything is windows 98 looking. Also, it displays
> a rundll32 error and somestimes a windows process error everytime i
> start up.
> I ran a memory diagnostic and it said there were no problems.
>
>
> Any help here guys?
>
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