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To: Jerry Meng who wrote (3816)4/3/1998 11:30:00 PM
From: Clark Wang  Read Replies (2) of 11149
 
Call them directly. They will give a laundry list of what-to-do.
For example, try FAT, reduce paging file, defrag disk, rebuild
index, etc. I've several NT machines, never crush on me.
However, this QP program always gives me GPFs. I finally
end up a dedicated FAT partition for QP programs and databases. Every weekend copy all files to another partition, delete all the files, and copy them back. (to get an absolute fragmentation-free partition). All the QP programs live happily after.
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