aurash
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silhouttejames
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Looks like a ram error, get memtest and check each strip , one at a time..
To increase your virtual memory, follow these steps:
1 - Click Start
2 - Click Control Panel
3 - Click System Security
4 - Click System
5 - Click Advanced System Settings
6 - Click Advanced Tab
7 - Click Settings Button (Under performance)
8 - Click Advanced Tab
9 - Click Change Button (Under Virtual Memory)
10 - Change the Value (I set mine from 2000MB to 4000MB under custom size)
11 - Click Set
12 - Click OK
To increase your virtual memory, follow these steps:
1 - Click Start
2 - Click Control Panel
3 - Click System Security
4 - Click System
5 - Click Advanced System Settings
6 - Click Advanced Tab
7 - Click Settings Button (Under performance)
8 - Click Advanced Tab
9 - Click Change Button (Under Virtual Memory)
10 - Change the Value (I set mine from 2000MB to 4000MB under custom size)
11 - Click Set
12 - Click OK
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The simple version of my advice would be to use another partition program. The best experiences I've had with gParted GParted -- About
Sorry not to be able to solve the whole problem.
Sorry not to be able to solve the whole problem.
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