blue screen of death after installing xp over my win 7 home basic


  1. mistymount123
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    blue screen of death after installing xp over my win 7 home basic


    I was getting that blue screen of death after installing xp over my win 7 home basic x64...........
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  3. mistymount123
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    My pc has slowed down after installing and formating xp. please find the attatchment and plaese help me otimizing my pc ........
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  4. mistymount123
    Posts : 15
    Windows 7 Home Basic x64
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    My pc has slowed down after installing and formating xp. please find the attatchment and plaese help me otimizing my pc ........
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