BSOD working on powerpoint 2010, error 0x00000001


  1. eranh
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    BSOD working on powerpoint 2010, error 0x00000001


    Lately have blue screen from time to time.
    Working only on internet, MS Office ect. No gaming.
    Please help understand the cause.
    Thx,
    Eran
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  3. axe0
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