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pedroboe
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Hi all:
I am new here, been using Win XP for 6 Months but I am not totally skilled at advanced troubleshooting. Here is my present system:
Dell PIII 500MHZ
512 RAM, SODIM
Nvidia Gforce 3 200 Titanium (just installed a week ago)
Turtle beach Montego II sound card
DVD and CRD Drives (Toshiba and Mashita)
I am getting the BSOD once in a while. I have become very paranoid about my cable conection and I am preesently using a few firewall and trojan programs at the same time. I also downloaded a utility to tweak the G3. I have stopped using that, but have not uninstalled it.
I understand there must be a way to track the series of event leading to this major crash. I have used many of the tweaks provided elsewhere on this website, including disablind the page filing. but everytime I go back and look at the Advanced tab under system, Windows has gone back to thre default setup
Can anyone tell me where I can find the info about the programs that are causing this crash? is it Sherlock? log file?
Sorry, I am not in the computer business!
Thanks...
I am new here, been using Win XP for 6 Months but I am not totally skilled at advanced troubleshooting. Here is my present system:
Dell PIII 500MHZ
512 RAM, SODIM
Nvidia Gforce 3 200 Titanium (just installed a week ago)
Turtle beach Montego II sound card
DVD and CRD Drives (Toshiba and Mashita)
I am getting the BSOD once in a while. I have become very paranoid about my cable conection and I am preesently using a few firewall and trojan programs at the same time. I also downloaded a utility to tweak the G3. I have stopped using that, but have not uninstalled it.
I understand there must be a way to track the series of event leading to this major crash. I have used many of the tweaks provided elsewhere on this website, including disablind the page filing. but everytime I go back and look at the Advanced tab under system, Windows has gone back to thre default setup
Can anyone tell me where I can find the info about the programs that are causing this crash? is it Sherlock? log file?
Sorry, I am not in the computer business!
Thanks...