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[Null]

you might think about downloading a Ram test program to test the ram you have for errors.

lotta times when the computer randomly reboots often it can be a ram error. that and when i search for that first group of code on google, a microsoft site says it describes RAM issues.


so if you run the test, and you get errors, you could take out 1 stick of ram and run it again with the other(s) and try repeat, try and find the ram thats giving the errors, if it runs through the test for a while with no errors, then its something else.

http://www.memtest86.com/

[MuGen]

Those errors are usually errors in your registry. Either the values have lost a certain element that it needs or they are invalid and it is causing a certain program to become unstable.

www.pctools.com - Download Registry mechanic, and scan your registry for errors.

I've received plenty of errors in relation to what you got and registry mechanic cleaned up my registry, didn't have a problem with it.