STOP:0x0000008E
STOP:0x0000007F
I have researched these and the 8E one is supposibly to do with the drivers on the computer, and the 7F is either a hardware or softwear fault.
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Create Account How it WorksYou run the computer just on one stick for a day, or so and see, if BSOD still happens.My system has two sticks of ram, what do i do when i have taken one out.
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