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Technical User
I have a home built desktop workstation that was initially running Windows Vista and I recently upgraded to Windows 7. I am experiencing frequent crashes where I get the blue screen and then windows reboots. Sometimes I can run for a week without a crash then I can get 3 or 4 crashes in an hours. The system and event logs are always the same.
the only common error is
The Peer Name Resolution Protocol service terminated with the following error: %%-2140993535
I do not think this is the culprit sine this service is for a home network. The only options or things I think that could be causing this are I have 8 gigs of memory installed which caused Windows vista to crash but the mother board is compatible with 8 gigs. My next step is to remove the 4 gigs and see if crashes still occur. The other thing that may cause the crash is I have 2 hard discs. When I installed windows 7 I placed a new disc in the case and unplugged the old drive and installed Windows 7 on a new disc then after the successful windows 7 build I connected the second drive to use as a data back up.
Any ideas on how to decipher the windows 7 crashes?
Thanks,
Chris
the only common error is
The Peer Name Resolution Protocol service terminated with the following error: %%-2140993535
I do not think this is the culprit sine this service is for a home network. The only options or things I think that could be causing this are I have 8 gigs of memory installed which caused Windows vista to crash but the mother board is compatible with 8 gigs. My next step is to remove the 4 gigs and see if crashes still occur. The other thing that may cause the crash is I have 2 hard discs. When I installed windows 7 I placed a new disc in the case and unplugged the old drive and installed Windows 7 on a new disc then after the successful windows 7 build I connected the second drive to use as a data back up.
Any ideas on how to decipher the windows 7 crashes?
Thanks,
Chris