parusski
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Joined: 5/8/2000 From: Jackson Tn Status: offline
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Hello Christian. There are a couple of things no one has suggested. First, do you have a System Utility program such as Norton System Works? If so you should do a couple of things: one-you should scan your hard drive for errors, with Norton you would use "Disk Doctor", allowing "Disk Doctor" to automatically repair any errors on your disk. Two-You need to have "Norton" or some other program do a system check, this normaly looks for corrupted files, ie: DLL files. A corrupted file could be causing your problem.
Also, are you using "Win 95", "Win 98" or "Win ME"? "Win ME" is the most unstable.
You should look into updating all your drivers, not just the one for your video card. Another idea: update your Bios for your system.
If you do not have a program to do this or need help with the other suggestions, email at parusski@aol.com with further questions and I will be glad to help you.
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