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All Programs Suddenly has to close

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noel262 - 28 Feb 2006 02:50 GMT
Can anyone help?
I am running on an AMD Duron 6hundredsomething MHZ.
256 MEG of Memory.
Every now and then my programs close because they encountered a technical
problem E.G.(adobe acrobat, Internet Explora, etc)
Not all programs close at the same time.
Could it be a harddrive problem?
Thanks in Advance!
Shenan Stanley - 28 Feb 2006 10:42 GMT
> Can anyone help?
> I am running on an AMD Duron 6hundredsomething MHZ.
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
> Not all programs close at the same time.
> Could it be a harddrive problem?

Could be hard drive trouble.. Ran a full CHKDSK and/or downloaded the
utility from the hard drive manufacturer to test it?
(Backup your important stuff first!)

Could be faulty RAM or just mis-seated RAM or even a bad power supply or
defective motherboard.  Could even be improper cooling, dirty fans, etc.

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Shenan Stanley - 28 Feb 2006 10:45 GMT
noel262 wrote:
> Can anyone help?
> I am running on an AMD Duron 6hundredsomething MHZ.
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
> Not all programs close at the same time.
> Could it be a harddrive problem?

> Could be hard drive trouble.. Ran a full CHKDSK and/or downloaded
> the utility from the hard drive manufacturer to test it?
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
> supply or defective motherboard.  Could even be improper cooling,
> dirty fans, etc.

Could also be bad drivers (update all hardware drivers from the
manufacturer's web sites..)
Could be that your applications (not just Windows - but inclusive) need
updates - check for them.
Could be spyware/adware - scan for and clean upi your machine.

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HiBaller - 28 Feb 2006 19:59 GMT
Could also be just that 256Mb of RAM - that's really not enough for XP to run
properly (or fast).

> Can anyone help?
> I am running on an AMD Duron 6hundredsomething MHZ.
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
> Could it be a harddrive problem?
> Thanks in Advance!
 
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