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04-01-2012, 09:24 PM
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go into the event viewer and see what is states in there. its under control panel/administration tools/event view/ look for the latest times your system crashed and look for the event /
Also make sure chip-sets are up to date i.e AMD or Intel Check this site-out guru3d.com go through the down load sections make sure you have the latest drivers direct x installed?
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