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 Member 634 Level 32.09 Mar 2006 
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You could check your memory with the Ultimate Boot CD. Check your memory, hardware, video card (I think there is an option there), etc and see if it locates any problems.
It might be that when your computer crashed, the programs got screwy and so they are causing memory problems. It happens. Best thing(s) to do might be to reinstall the program and if that doesn't work, reinstall Windows. Jam it back in, in the dark. |
Member 634 Level 32.09 Mar 2006
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Hold. Before you buy a new system, why not reinstall Windows? If it's still there after that then there is something really weird, hardware wise, going on. I mean, if you're going to get a new computer anyways, why not just reinstall?
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Member 634 Level 32.09 Mar 2006
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If you have your product key, you can just reinstall Windows by borrowing a CD from a friend.
It may be some program(s) in there are just messed up and causing the problem. A clean wipe should hopefully get rid of them. This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it. |
Member 634 Level 32.09 Mar 2006
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Maybe you can get the driver info, then use another computer to get the stuff, put it on a USB stick , then copy it over to your old computer? Granted, this presumes your computer doesn't go nuts with USB-related stuff.
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