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Need help fixing my computer! Dont know if its a hardware or software issue?
March 16, 2010
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Look for updated drivers for your memory card reader. You may still have Vista drivers which might have worked for a while, but when MS plugged a security hole, you may now actual need the Windows 7 driver.
I hope that this helps.
Could be a hardware issue – tbh if it is an emachines then that is most likely! Is it freezing or just going to BSOD? If it is freezing, most likely a memory issue but it is really hard to diagnose without actually seeing! Doesn;t seem likely to be a software problem if you have reinstalled windows and it is still playing up. Have you upgraded any hardware recently? Unless you are able to test the various parts of your system, might be worth taking it in to someone!
then its hardware issue…………put anothr RAM………
The BSOD tells you what the problem is. Down near the last line is a STOP code. Take the last two characters of that to http://aumha.org/a/stop.htm to see what’s wrong and what to do about it. You’re correct – it could be hardware or software. 🙂