Dawg is out in the cold, Please help!!!!

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K-Dawg-=KK=-

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anyone know how to fix "stop errors?"
ive got two compts that wont stop .... stopping..
mine goes to the blue screen of death every 20 minns or less. this one just does it so randomly, while playing a game.

could it be my drivers?

on one computer i have : (XP 32bit) [it wont load vista or XP 64bit]
GeForce 6200 Mother board
1024 Ram
128 MeM
Dual Core Intel Processor or w.e
DirectX 9
no grphx card (used same as mother board)

and it reboots several times over... as some may have noticed...

on this one. i have : (XP 32bit)
Nivda - Mother board . . . .
AMD 64 processor 3000+, MMX, 3D now, ~1.8 GHz
1024 Ram
DirectX 9
VisionTek Raedon X1300
ARI raedon Grphx processor AGP
Mem: 512


any help?
i can provide any more info needed if need be...
thanks,
~K-Dawg
 
Yeah, the error would certainly help diagnose the problem. Without knowing anything and the fact that you are getting the BSoD I would venture to say that it is either bad RAM (that might just need reseated) or your hard drive is going. I have experienced that sort of behavior with a couple computers and it was always one of those issues. But your problem might be different. I hope this helps.
 
ok as soon as my comp friggin feels like restarting ... i'll tell ya.
what should i write down when it goes to blue screen of death? that would help?

thanks guys =)
k-dawg
 
right down the error and pretty much the main thing it says or try to take a clear picture with a camera and post it
 
aight
ive got this,
:::::::::::::::::::::
just info stuff on why the comp crashed... and that i need to back up files....

-Machine_Check_Exp...
***STOP:0x00009c (0x00000000) (0xF7870050) (0x8200000000) (0x104008F)
Begening Dump of Phys Mem....
then it counts here [ 10... ]

i'll take a pic next time it crahses...

thanks
 
Hmm, Doesn't seem to ring a bell. Is it happening more and more frequently? If so, it will eventually degrade to the point of never turning on. It might be a bad sector on the hard drive. Try running a CheckDisk (Close all programs before running)...

1. Click Start, select Run.
2. In the 'Open' box, type cmd
3. Click Ok.
4. Run the chkdsk utility by typing in the following command:
chkdsk c: /f /r
NOTE: the /f command automatically fixes any errors encountered, the /r command locates bad sectors and recovers readable information
5. A reboot is normally required for the Chkdsk program to lock the disk and run correctly, so simply restart the computer and Chkdsk will run automatically. When it's finished, (This process can take quite a while depending on the size of your disk, etc.), it will boot back to normal Windows.

Use this at your own risk, I have never had a CheckDisk hurt a computer more. But you always have to be careful when doing something you are not familiar with.

Hope this helps...
 
i think they did...
ima try dods now, and see if it will reset.
but its been on for 5 hrs now
=)
 
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