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ShawnD1

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« on: 23 April 2003, 08:38 »
take a good look at my Windows crash log for the past 2 days (including today)

http://shawnserver0.tripod.com/pics/crashlog.html

this is Windows XP Home that is doing this.
my computer will be good for about 2 weeks then it just turns to shit, crashes all the time. my brother was making a music CD and the computer crashed on him, he was so pissed off he nearly threw the mouse against the wall.
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« Reply #1 on: 23 April 2003, 08:41 »
wow your penmanship is almost on par with mine  

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ShawnD1

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« Reply #2 on: 23 April 2003, 10:15 »
yeah, i'm practicing for when i become a doctor  :D

i just don't write. why write when i have a computer to neadly and accurately have the printer shoot ink with laser like perfection (ink jets are actually more precise than laser printers)
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« Reply #3 on: 23 April 2003, 12:35 »
quote:
Originally posted by ShawnD1:
yeah, i'm practicing for when i become a doctor    :D  

i just don't write. why write when i have a computer to neadly and accurately have the printer shoot ink with laser like perfection (ink jets are actually more precise than laser printers)


Just hope that none of the hospitals use windows for their computers. There is an article about doctors and nurses using office over at

http://office.microsoft.com/assistance/2002/articles/healthcare.aspx

At least the only thing the article talks about is using office to write up stuff.

[ April 23, 2003: Message edited by: The Knife Thrower ]

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« Reply #4 on: 28 April 2003, 14:43 »
Yeah sure, use Windows in hospitals.

"So doctor, what's the diagnosis?"
"Fatal Exception 0-- AH FUCK!!!"

Did you HAVE to use a pic for the log?  Some of us still have dial-up!!!
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« Reply #5 on: 29 April 2003, 06:21 »
quote:
Originally posted by The Angel Of Death:
Some of us still have dial-up!!!


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« Reply #6 on: 29 April 2003, 06:39 »
quote:
Originally posted by ShawnD1:
take a good look at my Windows crash log for the past 2 days (including today)

http://shawnserver0.tripod.com/pics/crashlog.html

this is Windows XP Home that is doing this.
my computer will be good for about 2 weeks then it just turns to shit, crashes all the time. my brother was making a music CD and the computer crashed on him, he was so pissed off he nearly threw the mouse against the wall.


It is probably Windows XP Home installed as an upgrade to Windows ME or Windows 98SE. If you want a stable XP try doing a clean install of XP Professional(preferrably) or Windows XP Home if that is all you have(XP Home sucks in my opinion). Update your BIOS before doing the clean install if you haven't updated it recently.
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« Reply #7 on: 29 April 2003, 06:41 »
*gasp* but that would mean finding the real source of the problem instead of blaming Windows and just living with it.
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« Reply #8 on: 29 April 2003, 06:47 »
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Originally posted by fett101:
*gasp* but that would mean finding the real source of the problem instead of blaming Windows and just living with it.


Unfortunately that is very hard to do, for three reasons.

1.) Nobody has access to the source code.

2.) The registry is a goddamned mess compared to simple text files Linux uses.

3.) If the problem is with a driver, you are SOL, due to fact #1 (most drivers for Windows are proprietary)

[ April 28, 2003: Message edited by: Linux User #5225982375 ]

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ShawnD1

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« Reply #9 on: 6 May 2003, 04:57 »
zombie. the version of Windows installed is Windows XP Home OEM. it's one of those CDs you get cheap when you buy a custom computer at a computer store. no junk ware on it (like eware, AOL or any other crap).

Windows was the first program put on the hard drive and the BIOS was not fudged with.
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