NogginBoink
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- Feb 17, 2002
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I agree with IdahoB.
When you've got multiple symptoms that have no discernible relationship to each other, hardware becomes a likely culprit. I've noticed you had STOP 0x0A's and STOP 0x50's. These are typically software BSODs. If you get other STOP codes (such as 9C or 4E) as well, hardware is almost surely the problem.
Just given the descriptions of the problems you've been having, bad RAM is at the top of my suspect list.
When you've got multiple symptoms that have no discernible relationship to each other, hardware becomes a likely culprit. I've noticed you had STOP 0x0A's and STOP 0x50's. These are typically software BSODs. If you get other STOP codes (such as 9C or 4E) as well, hardware is almost surely the problem.
Just given the descriptions of the problems you've been having, bad RAM is at the top of my suspect list.