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Article #1462Re: Disappearing & Reappearing program groups.
From: David Reid
Date: Thu, 21 Dec 1995 00:00
Date: Thu, 21 Dec 1995 00:00
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In article <4baich$me5@eagle.uis.edu>, Stan Warman <warman@eagle.uis.edu> writes >Finally, in desperation, I switched all 8 of her SIMMs >with another machine I was trying to fix for some other problem. Bingo! >*All* of her problems disappeared! This was great, except now I had >8 SIMMs on my hands, at least one of which was bad. Eventually, after >almost a week more of rigorous testing, I found the bad one. Bet you >didn't know Windoze was a really good memory tester, did you? :-) Is there any software out there that can locate and identify memory problems, like scandisk etc. but for memory? -- David Reid Me transmitte sersum, Caledoni!
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