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by juliedutchess Accepted solution
by oh smeg Accepted solution
And see if it still fails over. If it does and it is a Desktop replace the Power Supply and try again.
If it is a NB remove the RAM and clean the contact edge with a soft rubber and then reinsert the RAM and try again. Test the Battery and replace if necessary.
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Look in the BIOS to make sure that the HDD, CPU and RAM are being reported correctly and then run a full set of Diagnostic from the Ultimate Boot CD to test all of the hardware.
If everything passes then try a Repair Install of the OS.
But you need a M$ Install Disc to do this not a System Makers Recovery Disc as they [b]Do Not[/b] have this option. This may also be useful if the Registry has become corrupted
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