i hardly read whats written on the blue screen, its because it last only for a few second before restarting. I'm using win XP Pro version 2002 with serv Pack 2.
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Your computer should be making a crashdump log whenever it does this. Without either the message on the screen itself or the log, it is impossible to know what the problem is. There's a couple hundred reasons why this might happen. \n\nYou should NOT make any changes to your computer AT ALL until you enable the crashdump logging and captyre a log file. Otherwise you may make the problem even more difficult to pinpoint!\n\nTry to capture your log file. The link below will show you how to enable the logging.  Note: the first couple of paragraphs on this article are about one specific problem so do not make any changes yet!  Start reading at the section "Preparing to Create a Memory Dump File" and apply the changes ONLY in that section. Then repost your error when you have a little more detail.
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try going to start >run and type in this excatly SFC /SCANNOW that is sfc space/scannow.let it do a systom file check..if it ask for the windows recovery cd insert it into the cd rom
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XP W/ SP 2 IS ACTUALLY (man, that's annoying) quite stable.  With problems like that I'd try reinstalling Windows--this'll give you a fresh install and wipe out stuff running in the background.  If same thing happens with fresh install you probably have a hardware problem.
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If your running Windows XP, then you must have some special hardware or software problem, because Microsoft finally gave the consumer a quality operating system with the introduction of Windows XP. It has important crash ("blue screen") protection designs, just like the professional operating systems Microsoft produces like Windows XP professional and Windows 2000/NT etc.\nSo first, run all the AdWare SE, AVG AntiVirus, and Registry diagnostic programs (Registry Mechanic) to wring out those devils and demons in your software (download.com). Also, I recommend installing ZoneAlarm's freeware firewall.\nNext, make sure you have at least 256 MByte or more of RAM and plenty of spare hard drive space (100's of Megabytes minimum). Then make sure your hard drive isn't "fragmented". If so, run Microsoft's de-fragmenter.\nFinally, download a freeware utility program like\nhttp://www.glarysoft.com/quick-startup/\nwhich allows you to turn off programs that automatically load when you reboot your computer and may be conflicting with one another (those icons in the lower right corner called the "tray"). GlarySoft also offers registry troubleshooting and repair. Try turning off as many tray icons as possible and see if you still have the crashes.
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The problem is caused by a broken wire within the monitor cable, this usually happens in or near the plug that connects to the computer.\nEssentially the monitor produces three colours, mixing them together in various intensities produces all the other colours. There are 2 wires in the cable for each colour plus a few more for syncronising it all. One of the wires that controls blue is damaged, it's probably just come off inside the plug, replacing the cable will cure the problem.
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u can't solve this problem unless u  repair the hardwares from ur pc. it might have an bios problem or ur hdd it's dieing... If u still got quaranty for it they should fix it.. if not go search some "hardware repairing shops" [could find a sinonime for that :P].
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This usually happens when Windows XP is busy with another applications or processes.  Sometimes wait awhile will get it back, but more often a restart should fix the problem.
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Try to do a fresh install on the computer. If anything something is causing that to happen. If it got corrupted then it might have been with an interferiance with something on the computer. Or possibly a sector went bad? I had that happen to my HD. But a clean install wont hurt you.
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It is likely that you will blue screen as the mobo drivers won't be installed for any new mobo you put in unless it is the same board however if this does happen it is a simple matter to reinstall the operating system and this doesn't mean you will lose your data as long as you just reinstall the operating system only and don't reformat/repartition the hard drive. If you do that you will lose any data on the hard drive.
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blue screen of death is your technical term..reinstall windows or replace harddrive then install windows but in order to do this you MUST have the windows disk..so unless you have a generous friend i suggest a trip to the store...newegg.com has it fairly cheap..the windows program....best of luck from a friendly computer repair technician:)
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unless you've made changes to your system lately (i.e. reformatting, installed new software, etc.) it is probably a hardware failure and needs to be replaced.  You can see what device manger tells you about the status.  Right click on my computer, select manage, select, device manager, browse to your cd drive and see what it says about the device properties.
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It is probably simply a problem with the hard drive, like the computer says. Check to make sure that the connections are all good, and if this does not work, send it back for a replacement.
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ARE THE DOWNLOADED YET \nTRY A NEW SEARCH FOR MORE USERS\nRESTART YOU MAY BE IN A LOCKED STATE IN YOUR PROGRAM\n\nTRY TO STOP PROGRAM THEN REBOOT START OVER PROGRAM LOAD SHOULD NOT TAKE MORE THAN 30 MIN'S AT 900 MHZ OR LESS WILL BE FASTER AT HIGHER SPEED DEPENDING ON HD WRITE SPEED\nBUT HAVE TO GET IT UNLOCKED FIRST
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you could uninstall the software and then reinstall it,,,,,make sure you have the disk before you do this.  this may work.\nhave you checked the ink to see if they are empty.\ncheck all of the connections.\n\ngood luck
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might be that your cpu overheated....\n\ncould also be software issue..ie..spyware.\n\ncan also be your HD encountered bad error\n\n\nwhat am i trying to say?  that symptom alone is too generic.. could be a lot of causes
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If you're using windows, on the bottom right of your screen you should have a small icon representing 2 light blue small screens and when you put your cursor on it you'll see Speed : *,* Mbits/s \nThat's what you need...
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Depending on your PC, you might want to go into the event viewer under the System log to see if it is running any errors.  Depending on your PC, there might be hard drive diagnostics that you can run.  Clicking does not give me a warm fuzzy.  Good luck.