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  1. Kable72
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       New #21

    Okay, I'll fix that up when I finish work. Thanks again, Arc.
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  3. Kable72
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       New #22

    No blue screens in 6 days. Problem solved? Also, my network doesn't drop out every 15 minutes.
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  4. Arc
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    I guess so.

    You may mark it as solved now, by clicking the green button.

    If there is a further issue, we will discuss on it again :)
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  6. Kable72
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    You are a bloody legend, Arc. Thanks a heap buddy!
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  7. Kable72
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    So thought it was fixed, 4 BSOD today.
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  8. Kable72
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       New #26

    bump
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  10. Arc
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    Hello Kable72, let us know, if you uninstall AVG and install Microsoft Security Essentials, is the situation still the same there?
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  11. Kable72
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    Uninstalled this morning, crashed 3 times today.
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  12. Arc
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    Kable72 said:
    Uninstalled this morning, crashed 3 times today.
    If there is a crash, report it with the dump. Have you tried the memtest?

    How to Test and Diagnose RAM Issues with Memtest86+
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  13. Kable72
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    I gave up and wiped the drive clean and reinstalled windows. Starting over again and if it's blue screening after the install, what would be my options?
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