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On Wed, 18 Nov 1998 16:06:35 -0500, corn <aq038@detroit.freenet.org> wrote:

>Make sure that you are using EDO Simm memory.  I use to experience the
>same kind of problem whenever my external cache was turned on.  I found
>out purely by accident, that they shipped my motherboard with non-EDO
>memory.  After I replaced the memory with EDO the problem went away and
>never returned.  The non-EDO memory I had was good it, just would not
>operate with my pentium motherboard, so I had to switch out the memory
>for EDO.
>

Another attack on the problem might be to set your BIOS up for slower memory
access.  Or lower your motherboard bus speed.  Best bet, however, is that
you have (at least) one memory SIMM that is a litlle "under spec" and needs
to be replaced.

Go to a GOOD brand of 60 nsec EDO. Some of the CHEAP stuff that you can get
in Internet auctions just does not perform properly.

>
>Michael Wardlaw wrote:
>> 
>> I'm getting registry errors while using win95+98.  The error is 'Windows
>> has discovered an error with your registry.  Windows will shut down and
>> restore a previously saved registry".  There is only an OK box which
>> shuts windows down and restarts with an old registry, something like 20
>> start ups old.
>> 
>> This is a new system and this error has occured from the start and
>> happens during the running of other applications eg. while saving during
>> word.  The system has been formatted and rebuilt twice firstly with
>> win95 then win98 with the same result.  Scan disk could find no errors
>> with the hard disk.  PC cillian was running the first time but was not
>> installed during consequtive installs.
>> 
>> If anyone can suggest a possible solution please forward to
>> maz@hotkey.net.au.
>> 
>> Thanks
>> Mark

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