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From: Holt Grendal <holtor@yahoo.com>
Subject: Further Page Fault Details
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Hi All,

My computer has been crashing a lot lately due to page faults.
I have noticed over time after logging each one that almost
each time the page fault happens at the same "fault virtual address"
which in my case says 0x4810. Because this is happening at the same
place does it mean that as soon as the system trys to use this certain
section of RAM it crashes?

I have replaced the RAM in the computer but thats not to say the new RAM
is not bad either.. i've had that happen before.

Any ideas about this?

TIA Holt

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