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Windows XP/2000 - [Resolved] XP crash posted in the Operating Systems forums; first off, welcome aboard......secondly, that's very good news about the ram ......as ol' Sherlock used to say, whenever you eliminate everything else, whatever remains, however, implausible, must be the truth. ...

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first off, welcome aboard......secondly, that's very good news about the ram......as ol' Sherlock used to say, whenever you eliminate everything else, whatever remains, however, implausible, must be the truth.

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