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Name: NuggJugg
Date: July 17, 2002 at 13:55:59 Pacific
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Hello,
I have been having problems with Win XP Pro rebooting on me during the day when I am gone and in the middle of something. I have turned off the feature too make windows restart automaticaly due too errors. (I have upgraded my OS from ME to XP, I know this is bad but I just wanted too test out the new OS before i do a clean install.)

The blue screen message that i got today was
BEGGINING DUMP OF PHYSICAL MEMORY
Stop 0x00000007e (0x80000003,0x80515a94,0xf9e68c98,0xf9e68998)

I run a java program that is somewhat RAM hungry. Could this be the problem for this error message? Is there any good RAM optimizers out there for XP? I used to use customizer 2000 with my ME and loved it. I dont think that it works with XP though.
Thanks for the help

Nugg



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Response Number 1
Name: Ron Watts
Date: July 17, 2002 at 14:16:04 Pacific
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Memory dump is for debugging to send error report to M$ . I do not know about the optimizers. Memory dumps are usally hardware or driver related


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Response Number 2
Name: Laura
Date: August 14, 2002 at 07:23:48 Pacific
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Just a hint here. Check to see if you have
any Logitech Mouseware. If so, uninstall
it and run all updates. This was my
problem, but it took me a long time to
connect the dots.


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