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Robert Bowen - Information Services - SUNY Farmingdale <[log in to unmask]>
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Mon, 12 Apr 1999 21:46:31 -0400
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I have seen Windows Protection Errors for ten or twelve different reasons.
Some of them have only been fixed with a re-install.

One thing that has caused a few that I have seen is the processor
overheating.  Check the heatsink/fan to see if they are fully against the
processor.

It could also be a bad M/B or a bad registry entry in Win 95.

Has Win 95 been reinstalled?

If so was it a clean install?

I am running Win 95 on a PII-450 with no problems so it is not a timing
issue.  Unless others have heard different....


-Rob

>I'm getting a "windows protection error" when I boot up my machine.  It is
>sporadic, and doesn't happen all the time.  It is a new machine (AMD 350,
>Win 95) that I built myself.
>I am told by some sources that I can get a fix by upgrading the iosys file.
>I did that, to no avail.  Also, could this be a timing loop problem with
>Windows 95? I hear that you cannot use Win95 on a processor over 350 mhz.



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