SIDEBAR BLUES, ANYONE?

>
> I doubt anyone can reproduce the situation, there was a general crash of
> the
> OS with blue screen an all. I'm running a pretty hot dual core D 3.20Mhz
> Pentium system with Asus last motherboard (P5N32-SLI SE Deluxe (Gaming and
> NVidia's NForce chipset, two 160 GB IBM's Deskstar 7600 RPM hard drives,
> dual
> SLI mode 7600 GT 256MB Asus video cards and 4 Gigs of DDR2 memory 667Mhz,
> so
> I pretty much doubt it was my configuration since it works just fine with
> everything else. Oh, by the way since the crash I always also get a window
> at
> start-up that estates that there was a Microsoft Explorer Script error.
> This
> might be tied up with the former problem. I let you decide.
> Long live the IBM PC and its wonder software boy: BG! I couldn't resist.
> He
> he! I thing the long horn is gonna yet get the other guys, Mac.
>
> --
> Life is a Game. Play it Well!

>
> I doubt anyone can reproduce the situation, there was a general crash of
> the
> OS with blue screen an all. I'm running a pretty hot dual core D 3.20Mhz
> Pentium system with Asus last motherboard (P5N32-SLI SE Deluxe (Gaming and
> NVidia's NForce chipset, two 160 GB IBM's Deskstar 7600 RPM hard drives,
> dual
> SLI mode 7600 GT 256MB Asus video cards and 4 Gigs of DDR2 memory 667Mhz,
> so
> I pretty much doubt it was my configuration since it works just fine with
> everything else. Oh, by the way since the crash I always also get a window
> at
> start-up that estates that there was a Microsoft Explorer Script error.
> This
> might be tied up with the former problem. I let you decide.
> Long live the IBM PC and its wonder software boy: BG! I couldn't resist.
> He
> he! I thing the long horn is gonna yet get the other guys, Mac.
>
> --
> Life is a Game. Play it Well!