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  1. 14th Sep 2008 03:07 #1
    Soopafresh
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    I'm at a loss on this one. And I don't know if it's related at all, but Firefox has been closing unexpectedly throughout the day. It's usually rock solid. Scanned for malware and viruses, checked system temperatures, etc. Weird.
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    you're right, firefox doesn't crash much if at all. sounds like a hardware problem. i'd start with the ram. maybe remove, clean the connection pins and swap places in the motherboard. if it still happens try a ram checking program.
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    I think you're right. I'll start with the RAM. thx for the help
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    Edit: Finally got fed up with the crashes and ran Memtest86 from a bootable CD. The program found a bad RAM stick in 2 minutes. Thanks minidv2dvd
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    happy holidays soopa!

    lol.... and i thought i procrastinated a lot
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