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Shoes2468

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#70390 22-Oct-2010 22:46
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Hi there

I'm currently having problems with my computer its an older desktop running windows 7, keep getting a Blue screen of death its has only recently started doing this, and it doesn't seem to be any particular application however the blue screen doesnt stay up long enough to read and resets. I have some dump files I was wondering if someone could read them for me and maybe give me some feedback as to what the problem might be. there are several instances so I have only included three.
Any help would be much appericated.
here are three dumps.
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=YI854W3D

Thanks

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Damager
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  #394923 22-Oct-2010 23:37
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I've found my own BSOD experiences have been due to faulty hardware and not software. Try reseating your RAM chips and also your graphics card (if you have one) .




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Shoes2468

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  #394956 23-Oct-2010 08:31
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Hi. 
I suspect it is some form of hardware issue I'm just not sure which, I have tried reseating all the connectors and ram units.

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