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I second this suggestion. I had a laptop that froze randomly
when it was using its second memory slot (there was something
wrong with the motherboard). using memtest helped determine that
there was a problem, and which SIMM it was; when I swapped my SIMMS
the problem didn't change.
-derek
Gregory Boyce <gboyce2 at badbelly.com> writes:
> You might want to run memtest86 first. It'll check for bad memory,
> which could easily cause freezes, and you dont' have to talk anything
> apart first.
>
> http://www.memtest86.com/
>
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> Gregory Boyce <gboyce2 at badbelly.com>
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