Re: WINXP and Applications OK only in SAFE MODE
"CBFalconer" <cbfalconer@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
If you don't have ECC memory, maybe you did a disk compaction to
cause the failure. A stray cosmic ray could easily foul the memory
buffer between reading and writing, leaving a fouled driver in
place. Compare the 50 or so dollar additional cost for ECC memory
against the time and effort you put into this. NEVER buy a machine
without ECC.
This is a joke... right?
mi
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