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So lately ive gotten 2 different blue screens "memory management" and "pfn_list_corrupt"
Whats the reason for this? And if you need any info just ask cause i dont know what you need to know :/
Windows 7 64bit
Whats the reason for this? And if you need any info just ask cause i dont know what you need to know :/
Windows 7 64bit
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Either buy new ram chips or wipe you hdd and start over as a new computer. Some random apps running in the background may be causing your problems. Hope this helps!
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guitar613 wrote Either buy new ram chips or wipe you hdd and start over as a new computer. Some random apps running in the background may be causing your problems. Hope this helps!
And how would i do that O_O
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Try running memtest to see if it's your ram
I suggest running it thorough 7 passes at least just to make sure
I suggest running it thorough 7 passes at least just to make sure
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-LOST- wrote Try running memtest to see if it's your ram
I suggest running it thorough 7 passes at least just to make sure
do i have to burn it onto a CD? thats what its telling me to do lol
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Make sure your ram is plugged in all the way. just google it. :/
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Blue screens can be caused by numerous issues. Your computer can be infested with viruses this would be the most likely cause. If a computer is left unattended or a(n) Internet security fails then the risk for sever security risks is high. In this scenario you would your Pc to be cleaned and damaged areas of your Pc to be restored.
Another reason can be either hardware failure or a type of malfunction. This can be an issue but it is highly unlikely.
Pm me with more details on this issue and I'll see if I can help
Another reason can be either hardware failure or a type of malfunction. This can be an issue but it is highly unlikely.
Pm me with more details on this issue and I'll see if I can help
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