BSODs often but not always

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       #11

    How old is the laptop? Are you still under warranty?

    Try resetting the BIOS to the fail-safe defaults.

    I'm not really sure as to why you are having cold boot issues. The only thing I could suggest would be to purchase some different memory and see if the problem continues.
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       #12

    The laptop is from Sept of 09 so about a year and a half. It's not under warranty. How do I reset BIOS to failsafe defaults?
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    ncncnc said:
    The laptop is from Sept of 09 so about a year and a half. It's not under warranty. How do I reset BIOS to failsafe defaults?
    When you first turn on the laptop it should say press something to enter BIOS. If it doesn't, you can hitting the DEL key to get into the BIOS. Once you're in there look for the option to resset the BIOS to defaults
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       #14

    I will try this and will report back tomorrow with my cold boot results. Thank you for your help so far :)
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       #15

    No dice, still bsods on cold boot.
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    You can try playing with the memory voltages but I don't know much about that and I also don't know if that would do anything since you had been running it fine before. I would try buying new memory and see if that helps.
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       #17

    kk, ty for all your help :)
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