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I've also found that running Norton's WinDoctor helps clean up weird windows stuff. If none of Yuki's and my suggestions work, Microsoft offers a memory test that will check the integrity of your memory simms. I had a bad sim that caused irradic opperation and the memory tester is how I identified it. Another idea is a cmos upgrade (probably can download from MB mfg. site). I can't remember what cmos stands for, but it's the memory built into your motherboard that guides the boot process before Windows has her way with your system.
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Yuki Taga <yukitaga@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi Ara,
Friday, December 17, 2004, 6:07:57 AM, you wrote:
AK> When I boot up my PC ...it behaves differently than it used to
AK> ... takes longer ... displays screens it never did ... etc and
AK> displays some hex codes at lower right corner ... such as 0078
AK> and 00B1 ...
AK> Does anyone know what these are or a source to find out info?
You don't say which flavor of Windows you are running, but the first
thing I would do is backup all critical data, *now*. Then I would
run Ad-aware, followed by Pest Patrol, for starters. It may be
likely you have opened something problematic, or have inadvertently
visited or have been redirected to some site that left behind a
"calling card".
You should also run chkdsk /f on all your drives.
Yuki
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