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> 
> Tuc wrote:
> [ ... ]
> > 	Laptop.... And I'm the only one here with the Dell 8200....
> > Unless I can reproduce and give Dell just cause, they probably won't just
> > blindly replace stuff.
> 
> Dell has fairly decent hardware diagnostics available; if you can get 
> their testing software to show the problem, you've got "just cause".
> 
	Ran it for a few hours, nothing found.

		Tuc/TTSG Internet Services, Inc.