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- Dec 25, 2004
I've got a computer at work that has been getting a memory error when booting up. No overclocking and the memory has been swapped out for different speed and timing memory. However the error still shows up.
Also, after logging into a user account, the program netsh.exe from c:\windows\system32 also fails.
The original memory error isn't always the same numbers, but it seems to always be a memory error.
Upgrading to SP3 didn't fix the netsh.exe problem, and replacing the file didn't seem to fix it either.
Is there any chance a repair install would work to fix this, or is it likely to be a hardware problem? Also, there doesn't seem to be any other errors or problems stemming from this that I can identify.
I'm not sure I can do a screenshot of the inital error, but I can post the error codes if that would help.
Also, after logging into a user account, the program netsh.exe from c:\windows\system32 also fails.
The original memory error isn't always the same numbers, but it seems to always be a memory error.
Upgrading to SP3 didn't fix the netsh.exe problem, and replacing the file didn't seem to fix it either.
Is there any chance a repair install would work to fix this, or is it likely to be a hardware problem? Also, there doesn't seem to be any other errors or problems stemming from this that I can identify.
I'm not sure I can do a screenshot of the inital error, but I can post the error codes if that would help.