How can I reconfigure my PC, in order to fix BSOD?


  1. Kennygeleven
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    How can I reconfigure my PC, in order to fix BSOD?


    Everything is fixed thank you
    Last edited by Kennygeleven; 02 Jun 2014 at 10:49. Reason: situated tQ
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  3. matts6887
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    Please mark thread as solved since problems are fixed. Thanks.
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