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Windows XP/2000 - BSODs...Need Help please posted in the Operating Systems forums; ok, tnx...

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I ran memtest86 (overnight) and there seem to be no errors....What now?

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can someone pleae respond??? I really need help!!! (I have a project due next week, and I can't do anythig when my PC keeps on crashing"
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Hey nzitser!

Not sure if it will help, but are you sure you got all your drivers updated?

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