windows xp - dumping physical memory (system crash)

S

sable

i keep getting this error message and it doesn't seem to
matter what program i'm using or what i'm doing... once
it did it when i was opening my outlook express, another
time when i was looking at an image on in my windows
explorer... it crashes my computer over 5 times a day
sometimes, while other times it only does it once a
day... i've tried checking all my other hardware and the
plug/unplug thing as well... i do the critical updates
but this keeps on happening... i get this blue page that
says dumpling physical memory: and then counts from 1 to
99, then shuts down and restarts, after the initial
restart, it gives me another blue screen (pale) and says
it's doing a system disk check and to press any key to
stop it but that it is high recommended... anyway, i've
racked my brain trying to figure this out but i'm at a
loss right now... any ideas? other than the check your
added hardware thing? i've done that...
 
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davexnet02

i keep getting this error message and it doesn't seem to
matter what program i'm using or what i'm doing... once
it did it when i was opening my outlook express, another
time when i was looking at an image on in my windows
explorer... it crashes my computer over 5 times a day
sometimes, while other times it only does it once a
day... i've tried checking all my other hardware and the
plug/unplug thing as well... i do the critical updates
but this keeps on happening... i get this blue page that
says dumpling physical memory: and then counts from 1 to
99, then shuts down and restarts, after the initial
restart, it gives me another blue screen (pale) and says
it's doing a system disk check and to press any key to
stop it but that it is high recommended... anyway, i've
racked my brain trying to figure this out but i'm at a
loss right now... any ideas? other than the check your
added hardware thing? i've done that...
Look in the event viewer and review the information
from application and system messages. Soemwhere in there
you'll find info about the STOP error.
Post back here with the specifics.
Dave
 

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