BSOD all the time for no apparent reason

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  1. Nicky
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    I have done this and perhaps not a good sign as when I tried to log in after re start it froze !
    Watch this space and I will keep you posted.

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  3. Nicky
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    Windows 7 x64
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       New #12

    I there did this and it froze again when I re started the computer so not sure a good sign? I will run it for a couple of days and keep you posted Thanks again
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