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To: E who wrote (26004)	3/2/2002 12:27:36 AM
From: Larry S.	Respond to of 110653

what about your RAM. I had a computer that froze up when i went from application to application. seems like there was some bad RAM. replacing it, solved all the problems. just a thought. larry

To: E who wrote (26004)	3/2/2002 5:54:19 AM
From: thecow	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 110653

E You might try cleaning out the inside of your computer. Buy one of those cans of compressed air and after taking the cover off your computer see if you can get rid of the dust bunnies and various foreign objects that get accumulated within. If you don't do this on a regular basis, you'll be surprised at what builds up. Heat within the computer tower is a killer. Crank it back up with the cover still off and see if you can locate the noise source. Be careful not to touch anything in there. You can receive a nasty shock.