System stalling completely


  1. vitocorleone
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    System stalling completely


    My system is stalling completely and I then need to turn it off and on. I know its definitley not the memory as I've strived to find a problem with the memory and theres isnt one :/. The computer runs in safe mode so I think it could be a driver issue but how else can I confirm and solve this?
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  3. vitocorleone
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    Windows 7 64 bit
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    Searched around and found a particularly large topic about this here http://social.answers.microsoft.com/...6-5c609209e232
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