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Answer» It's also become SLOWER than anything.
when it finally starts back up, and I send my error report, it automatically takes me to the Microsoft website and tells me that it has to do with either RAM, HDD, CPU, or Power Supply.
I know it's not the HDD as I already replaced them when it failed just this year.
I'm at the end of my rope and am just about to shoot the *censored* thing.What happened before this started? What protection do you have? What are your system specs, and make/model if it is pre-built?worked fine before this started happening.
Norton and a surge protector.
Compaq presario S4000V, with a, early p4, 80 GIG HDD, ~1GB RAM, that's about all I can say off the top of my head. Dload and run MEMTEST to test the RAM...let it run a few hours. Any errors mean the RAM is bad. You might have to test each stick if you have more than one to FIND the culprit.
Even though it's a new HDD it can't be assumed it's not the problem so DLoad and run the HDD manuf. diagnostics just to rule that out as a possibility.
As far as the PSU the only WAY to find out is by borrowing a known good one of the same or greater wattage and swapping it in there.
Good Luck and let us know.
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