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bad ram!! what are doing when you get this error message ,when you click on to send back to microsoft what does it say if anything.
check link
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/pro....mspx?mfr=true
check link
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/pro....mspx?mfr=true
Last edited by caperjack; Mar 3rd, 2008 at 8:27 am.
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Going with the Flow ,but the water is low and the rocks are big
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Originally Posted by caperjack 
bad ram!! what are doing when you get this error message ,when you click on to send back to microsoft what does it say if anything.
check link
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/pro....mspx?mfr=true
Bad ram? How do I fix this?
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i don't know if it bad ram ,you asked any ideas ,and bad ram is what comes to mind ,you can start by using memtest86 to test ram ,but also in my last post i asked a couple of questions and you didn't answer them yet.
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Going with the Flow ,but the water is low and the rocks are big
Going with the Flow ,but the water is low and the rocks are big
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Originally Posted by caperjack
i don't know if it bad ram ,you asked any ideas ,and bad ram is what comes to mind ,you can start by using memtest86 to test ram ,but also in my last post i asked a couple of questions and you didn't answer them yet.
I dont think that error message is associated with the "invalid hook handle." My computer every once in a while when i boot it up just shuts off and restarts itself. THats what happened when i took that screenshot. The shut off and restart was a stop error which I also am having problems with. I send the report back to microsoft and it says the source of the problem is unknown so that didn't help me at all.
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your pc is probable overheating and shuts down to protect itself. check the CPU and verify that the thermal grease is ok and the fan on the heat sink is is operational.
Did you install any new program or hardware recently. and what was it.
Did you install any new program or hardware recently. and what was it.
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Originally Posted by bobbyraw
your pc is probable overheating and shuts down to protect itself. check the CPU and verify that the thermal grease is ok and the fan on the heat sink is is operational.
Did you install any new program or hardware recently. and what was it.
The last device I installed was about a couple of months ago. It is an ebook, 750 GB external harddrive. About the thermal grease, how do I know if its okay? Im not very computer savvy. Thanks.
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Have you tried uninstalling Spyware Doctor, if you are able to keep your sys running long enough? Stop it via Task Manager if you only have a brief chance to act. If ther is not time for even that before your sys crashes then you may have to use Recovery Console to remove its exe to stop it running.
Last edited by gerbil; Mar 11th, 2008 at 12:49 am.
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Originally Posted by gerbil
Have you tried uninstalling Spyware Doctor, if you are able to keep your sys running long enough? Stop it via Task Manager if you only have a brief chance to act. If ther is not time for even that before your sys crashes then you may have to use Recovery Console to remove its exe to stop it running.
You think its Spyware Doctor that is doing this to my computer? When you say to stop it, what would it be called?
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Although I am sure you have found them already, the three SD processes are: SDTrayApp.exe, svcntaux.exe, and swdsvc.exe
You can possibly stop it via the SD control panel, but ending those processes will do it also.
My advice is to stop SD from running, uninstall it and then reinstall.
You can possibly stop it via the SD control panel, but ending those processes will do it also.
My advice is to stop SD from running, uninstall it and then reinstall.
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