Re: Please help diagnose my computer's problem! (Win95/Linux/Dos Extender)

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From: Jeff Krintzman
Date: Sun, 22 Oct 1995 02:30

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This is just a guess but it sounds like a component is on the 
edge of going adios, and heat is pushing it over the edge. It 
could be ram or possibly a component on your MB or even the 
Hard disk or scsi controller. Its a mess but if you can narrow 
it down to a device or board you can spray a suspect chip or 
ram module with a can of freon (or other freexing gas since 
freon is really hard to find) and see if the problem aleveates. 
If so then you have located the source of evil. Sorry I 
couldn't be of more help but it sounds like a really nasty  
problem!
Good Luck
Jeff

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Subject: Re: Please help diagnose my computer's problem! (Win95/Linux/Dos Extender)
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