Dell complaints

[dellish3]

rocktsienist(sp) and another said i should post my probs here and someone might have a fix for the BLUE SCREENS i get 6-12 A DAY!..since the FIRST hour of purchasing NEW...this is on an xps top end machine ...many indians told me how to fix it and it just got worse....they sent a tech to my house and he replaced the mother board and then left..15 min. later...you got it ....there are many different codes that appear on the blue screens... too many to put here...must say i love watching the stock price reflect their approach to doing business this way.

[Rocke_T_Sinetist]

[FallenAngel]

I agree with Rocke, knowing myself that RAM is top part to fail, followed by hard drive and then so on down the list. Suspect RAM right away especially if the mobo was replaced already. The tech may have misaligned the RAM or hosed the socket - who knows?

If you could, post the exact message that you're getting (looks like 0x000000?? where the ? can be anything). That message alone will provide a lot of insight.

OR...

I can post a couple common ones and you can see if they apply.

0x000000ED Unmountable Boot Volume
- this means the hard drive is failing, it can be "fixed" but only for a short while

0x0000007E or 8E
- both indicate failed RAM

0x00000050 Page Fault In Non Paged Area
- failed RAM always

0x0000000A
- bad PAGEFILE, the current file needs to be purged and a new pagefile made

Maybe one of those? If not, post the one you have and it'll give us more to work with.

[paul_dellcc]

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