How often do your synapses  misfire?
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More often than not...I think it's all the Faerie Dust I've been using over the years on others ~ some kind of effect like secondhand smoke, if you will ;)
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Only when I see you. ;o)\n\nGood question, maybe that's the cause of my recent randiness.
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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.
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as far as i know it happens due to circulatory antibodies,..so it s not going to recur,..check again w someone else also,..hope this helps,..
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Hmmm...we run 3 servers on Win2003 (two on a rack with a KVM switch, and one as a standalone) and we haven't had any issues with our mice. I bet it isn't an issue with Win2003...unless of course, your system is too weak to handle the load, in which case the mouse response would be shaky when the machine's crunching away.
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Sure. Try the "Reharse Timings" in "Slide Show" in the Menu bar
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SOME TIMES IT HAPPENS COZ U DONT LOG OUT PROPERLY OR   IF U END THAT PROGRAM FROM TASK MANAGER
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Depends which one; sometimes servers experience problems.
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has it been happening long?  have you added HW recently?  what OS are you running?\n\nthese things are always helpful and I can answer with some different views than you have received already...
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inconsistent and i am deadly sure of it
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Hi.  2 failures, one partial and one full were a result of a booster failure.  See attached link.  Hope this helps.
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email Support\nSend an email to technical support.\n\nhttps://www.synapsenow.com/synapse/forms/portal20.cfm?new=1&formid=4481&website=acerpanam.com&siteid=7117&areaid=2
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It is not the synapse *gap*, its merely the synapse.  it is pronounced "sin-aps".
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Poor memory...\n...and I forgot the rest.
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Chances are your hard drive is failing and needs to be replaced.  The driver software for the hardware is throwing these exceptions because the hardware may not be responding to the driver code.\n\nIf you hear any discernable, repeating sounds from your hard drive, especially when trying to re-format, that is also a good indication that something is awry.  Physical failure from a device with moving parts is imminent; It's probably time to buy a new hard drive.\n\nEdit: Even if the driver were brand new, but that still doesn't mean it does not have defects or wasn't kicked around possibly damaging something internally.  Also, anything with moving parts is subject to fail over time.  I've heard of people buying new cars that have major components fail; it may be a rarity, but it happens.  With regards to the IRQ situation mentioned, I imagine that's a possibility; some motherboard BIOSes allow for IRQs to be assigned to PCI slots.  usually plug-and-play technology is usually good about re-assigning IRQs to hardware that support plug-and-play.  I would also think (unless you've installed or upgraded to new devices or OS, that this problem would have occurred formatting the initial drive) Maybe you have some really old piece of hardware installed that uses conflicting IRQ?\n\nAnother option is that the driver for the device itself has a bug that isn't going to be apparent to the average user.  Your best bet is to get the memory 'dump' with all the information on the BSOD (Blue Screen of Death) to an individual who can analyze post-mortem driver failure.\n\nPossibly your quickest recourse is to try and swap the drive with a new one of the same type.  If the problem still occurs, then I'd chalk it up to IRQ conflicts / faulty drivers.  Otherwise, you just may have gotten a lemon.\n\nEdit 2: I've also noticed you asked another question previously which pertains to another STOP message.  Assuming that it's not a driver bug, you may have defective memory chips on your PC.  (The other question was referring to a memory list being corrupted.)  Try replacing your memory as well (perhaps you recently upgraded memory as well?) and see if that corrects the problem.  At least nowadays, memory is inexpensive.
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Back when I had windows 98 my system crashed or locked up REGULARLY... it was a nightmare, I eventually just scrapped the computer... my new one runs XP and I haven't had any trouble... but if you want a truly crash proof machine you should consider using lennox... I hear its great.
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well usually brand is a good indicator, I should say this though, Memorex is decent quality, I've used them my self \nwith no problems, Sony is good, Maxell is good, I've also \nhad good results with Fugi, yeap or even HQ, they are all \nmade pretty much the same, so you might want to reinstall\nyour software, or check your hardware.