XP Blue Screen Errors
Try this: Control Panel, Administrative Tools, Event Viewer.
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In the event viewer, you can view the different logs for your system.
You can also use Dr. Watson, to make a log of many of the details going on in the system, that produce faults.
Open the Help system for Windows, and type in the search box, Watson to have help with troubleshooting. Also, searching for Event Viewer will turn up a lot of information about it.
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Some links to help you out:
Detailed overview for setting up, and using Dr. Watson. Also, how to read Dr. Watson results:
Using the event viewer:
If your system is giving you blue screens, it would be a good idea to run a RAM test software. Do a detailed test.
Microsoft memory diagnostics, including user guide:
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In Windows XP Pro, if you have a blue screen crash, how can I view the cause of the crash when I reboot he system? Is there somewhere this info is stored? The blue screen is visible for only 1 or 2 seconds before the restart, so it is not long enough to print or save the screen. I have a feeling it is the Sound Blaster software-hardware I just put in. Same thing happened on the 98 system I had a few years back. Worked perfect until the Creative audio stuff. After that blue screens galore! Probably serves me right for not buying a different sound card.
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John
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