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To: Jon Tara who wrote (126129)1/28/2001 12:12:18 PM
From: aldrums  Read Replies (3) of 186894
 
Jon,

Help! I am running dual Pentium III 733 MHz flip chip processors on an MSI motherboard with win2k. I have 256K of PC133 memory.
My computer has never crashed, but last week it started crashing with the blue screen of death. I am getting the stop error 0x0000000A, which is the first stop error listed in the Win2K manual. It says the usual cause of this stop error is that drivers are using improper memory addresses.
I changed the bios settings they recommended, and it still crashes. I did a virus scan and I re-imaged my drive with a backup copy of my disk I made before the crashes starting happening, and it still crashes.
Before I do a complete re-install of W2K, do you have any suggestions? Also, is there anyway this could be a hardware (memory, motherboard) problem? Are there any good utilities out there for diagosing hardware problems?
One more question, how do you mirror your drives? I thought you had to be running W2K server.

Thanks,

Alex
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