Your last BSOD?

JaY_III

Senior of BX

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Joined

Dec 17, 2000

• Jan 3, 2002

• #21

when i ran 98SE
Never since moving to the NT kernal

 

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RainMaQer

3D God

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Joined

Nov 20, 2001

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana

• Jan 3, 2002

• Thread Starter
• #22

How can I force a bsod?

 

E

eobard

Give me a break Senior

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Joined

Jul 12, 2001

• Jan 3, 2002

• #23

Try to copy a big file to the floppy drive, I say a big file to make sure you have enough time to do what comes next but the file doesn't need to be bigger than the disk capacity. Part way through the copy process pull out the disk, it will cause a "media not present" error (or some stupid thing like that). Congratulations, you are now the proud owner of your own BSOD!!!!

 

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RainMaQer

3D God

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Joined

Nov 20, 2001

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana

• Jan 3, 2002

• Thread Starter
• #24

woohoo... just had a rsod.... red screen of death

 

Yodums

Senior Member

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Joined

Oct 5, 2001

Location

Ottawa, Canada

• Jan 3, 2002

• #25

When I had Windows 9x which was along time ago.

On Windows 2K which is NT Kernal now so I don't think I won't be getting any for who knows

Yodums
(-:

 

Smizack

Dead Boomslang collector

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Joined

Jun 26, 2001

Location

O.K.

• Jan 4, 2002

• #26

Mine was with WinME, and it was over 5 months ago.

 

Malakai

New Member

Joined

Dec 13, 2001

Location

Fl

• Jan 4, 2002

• #27

winXP.....tryin to run elCheapo ram stick at cas 2.
only a couple of bsod's, and they well all cause of this crap ram.
xp is really stable

 

SteenkyBastage

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Jul 9, 2001

Location

Land of OZ

• Jan 4, 2002

• #28

work: all of our win2k machines, none since initial install/configure/tweak (3 machines)

work: our 9x machines... i get told we have freezes/lockups/bsod etc probably once or twice a week (they turn their computers off at night). (8 machines)

home: 2k only time i ever did was before i learned to turn off ACPI (microshaft: "yes, let's pile ALL the IRQ's on the SAME number...bwahahaha").