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by jfuller05
by deiceray
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ha, you're as helpful as MS...
there's an option for more information. I don't have a open error at the moment so I can't give you the exact wording. Look for a button in the lower left of the windows; Advanced, or More, or something like that. It will show you what is being sent.
I've had occasional luck with this, usually when the problem is caused by a driver. There's no sense in sending more than once; if you don't get a useful reply popping up in an IE window, you'll never get one.
by slayer_
It came up saying my CPU was not getting enough power because the firmware on my motherboard was out of date, causing crashes.
I had taken that machine in for warranty 30 times, and to 5 different shops, no one could figure it out till I installed Windows XP and in the first few days, got that message.
by deiceray
by flyboytim
I have just fixed my laptop - cooling problems, which were due to a plug of felt in the heat exchanger which should keep the cpu and graphics display chip cool.
The Symptoms: No warning - just a sudden shutdown. More and more frequently.
I knew it was going to happen - I have pets, whose hair is second only to nitrogen in the atmosphere in my house.
Before I took the back off my laptop and then the fan housing, I checked the price of laptop coolers on Amazon!
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