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| Author: | USN SEAL [ 20 Mar 2006, 14:11 ] |
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I was just talking In Ts and Downloading Somthing. I tried to Connect to my Internet and I coudnt. Than all of a Sudden my screen went Blue and there where some Words written across it saying somthing like reset your computer and It said memory dump now or somthing. I reset real fast but I dont know why It happend and remember it hapened to another comp of mine and we needed to completely re-installl everything. It was crashed and jsut junked. how can I prevent this kind of crap?!?! 
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| Author: | Mr. Fax Sender [ 20 Mar 2006, 14:14 ] |
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Depends on what the error said... |
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| Author: | Supernuker [ 20 Mar 2006, 14:30 ] |
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It means windows had a fatal error and crashed and it was dumping your memory for debugging. Reseting your computer before it was done only prevents anyone from figuring out why it crashed. To prevent it, you would have to see that debug file so we dunno, just try not to do whatever you were doing at the time it happened again. A Tip, Right click on my computer and go to properties, Advanced, Startup And Recovery - Settings, and then set it for Small Memory Dump, cause ususally thats all you need. If it crashes often then do full memory dump but be aware it will use same amount of disk space as how large you memory is (2GB of memory would produce a 2GB dump file) |
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| Author: | twitch42o [ 20 Mar 2006, 14:36 ] |
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Format the hard drive and throw your computer off a building as high up as you can. That oughtta fix it. But i was getting some errors like that and i just formatted the drive and reinstalled windows. Try that |
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| Author: | USN SEAL [ 20 Mar 2006, 17:19 ] |
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Its fine now But I ahd to re-Instal everything once. I also lsot every one of my files. |
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| Author: | Shadow Jones [ 22 Mar 2006, 02:14 ] |
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Yeah thats kinda what formating your hard drive does it gets rid of EVERY THING. |
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| Author: | [Vital]Genesis [ 22 Mar 2006, 14:59 ] |
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Wrong, Formatting your drive doesnt get rid of EVERYTHING, the codes stay in the system. |
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| Author: | twitch42o [ 22 Mar 2006, 16:07 ] |
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[Vital]Genesis wrote: Wrong, Formatting your drive doesnt get rid of EVERYTHING, the codes stay in the system. i.e. EVERYTHING what codes? |
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| Author: | Supernuker [ 22 Mar 2006, 16:55 ] |
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[Vital]Genesis wrote: Wrong, Formatting your drive doesnt get rid of EVERYTHING, the codes stay in the system. Formatting your drive does get rid of everything on the drive. The only thing that stays intact is the MBR which is changed during format anyway. (Master Boot Record) |
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| Author: | Jameson [ 22 Mar 2006, 17:20 ] |
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Nuker the MBR is not part of the partition to begin with. |
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| Author: | Supernuker [ 22 Mar 2006, 17:23 ] |
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Duh. He said disk, not partition. |
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| Author: | twitch42o [ 22 Mar 2006, 17:33 ] |
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I learn something new every day! 
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| Author: | brandon7219 [ 22 Mar 2006, 18:08 ] |
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twitch42o wrote: Format the hard drive and throw your computer off a building as high up as you can. That oughtta fix it. But i was getting some errors like that and i just formatted the drive and reinstalled windows. Try that Preferably the Empire State Building!!!! hahhahaha, Blue Screen of Death!!! Lol, i just got that like 4X in a row on my crap ass laptop |
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| Author: | aerocow [ 22 Mar 2006, 19:16 ] |
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lool I used to get the blue screen of death ALL THE TIME on my old comp.. |
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