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    Have you tried a live linux cd? You might be able to find out whats wrong if linux works (or doesnt work)

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    How do i find my ram voltage out, i know its one of the voltage options in the bios but which one ?

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    To see what it should be, pull out one of the sticks and itll say on it.
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    only power options i can find are

    vcore voltage: 1.31v
    3.3v voltage: 3.29v
    5v voltage: 4.83v
    12v voltage: 12.22v

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    Have you got sli memory enabled or something?
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    No its disabled

    But i have just found voltage control with memory voltage set to auto and alist of voltages to choose from if i pick manual

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    yes, set it to whatever it says on the sticker on the sticks themselves.
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    Maybe install from SP2 slipstreamed cd?

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    Still no joy

    Any other ideas anyone ?

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    http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;324103

    Try this link, it gives several possible problems that all give a similar error message to the one you've listed. At a guess, there's a missing driver you need to supply, maybe a RAID controller driver??

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    Hey

    I have ebena way so havnt had a chance to fix this yet. Still ahev the same problem. Defo aint a hdd problem so still looking like ram :S

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    have you attempted a format and reinstall if all you have on the HDD is a fubar install of xp
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    Yea ive reinstalled over that and formated the drive most times i have tried something new

    I also tried a spare IDE drive but still got the same bluer screen which is why i dont think its a hdd issue

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