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How long does it take for windows to crash
I had my old PC crashing about 3 minutes after pressing the power button. I messed with my setup. So now I can't get it to crash for about an hour after startup Although once I got it to crash after 5 minutes by opening and closing my e-mail program really fast
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depends if your using Windows ME or not
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lol
Sorry I'm usuing win98 SE. But It really doesn't matter what OS. Just post your scores
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Hmmm... interesting "benchmark" !
My computer crash the past week 2 times and it was related to cooling!
Win98se was being used.!
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I have an NT server that has been running without a crash for over 6 months and my Windows 2000 boxes are catching up on it too. My main system is a Win2K Pro and I havent had it crash since I built it and that was in December or January......I guess it depends what you are doing with them.....
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My main computer has never crashed, but my Tandy Model POS blue screened about 5 times in 3 min.! (Playing with OS and bios stuff)
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OK well that depends... LOL IF I am playin with the setup on the puter tryin to see what I can tweak..I occasionally get crashes LOL Like hourly.. LOL Especially when overclockin and tryin to push it higher.. But for normal usage it's hasn't crashed since install.. Which was about 2 weeks ago.
~~Dan~~
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