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I have a P-III 700Mhz,Intel 810 Chipset machine running dual boot with Win98 and Wint NT 4;SP6a [64 MB RAM],sometimes while working on Win NT my system suddenly starts dumping physical memory and then reboots.No such problem with Win98.Please tell me what is the problem,i have contacted my machine's vendor he says it the motherboard i.e Intel 810 Chipset needs to changed to a powerfull server motherboard.Please advise what should i do?
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by time
You do not have to change anything in youre hardware, if you have reapplied SP6a resently than you should be checking for driver updates, First of all I would check the blue dump screen errors on technet and then event-log errors on technet.
I haven?t heard or read anything about the intel 810 chipset that nt 4 hates so much that you would have to change to ac "powerful server motherboard".........
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by churdoo
I agree with Time. Don't throw hardware at this problem; he has given good advice.
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by shanghai sam
The day I meet a hardware vendor who doesn't say you need better hardware is the day when Micro$oft tells you you don't need to upgrade to their new OS. It's people selling you what they sell. This is definitely a setting problem in NT4. Check the blue screens out first! Good advice from the above.
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