XP "Blue Screen" with error message

[Jogesh Kumar]

Hey,
You can go to microsoft.com then click SUPPORT and then
KNOWLEDGE BASE . Then you have an option to search there
in that with the error message .
Also you can go to www.google.com and www.computing.net
to search for the error messages.
IF you still have any problems ,
Reply me your error message to " "
i am tech guy , i'll help you with that
Thank you
Jogesh , INDIA
>-----Original Message-----
>Please forgive the cross-post - I truly don't know where
to begin looking
>for this answer.
>
>Where can I go to find out what an error message really
means? Can someone
>here help, or is there something like a dictionary on
MS's site?
>
>
>Steve E.
>
>.
>

[Ronnie Vernon MVP]

Jogesh Kumar wrote:
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> IF you still have any problems ,
> Reply me your error message to " "
> i am tech guy , i'll help you with that
> Thank you
> Jogesh , INDIA


Jogesh

Just a comment. Asking posters on a newsgroup to take an issue to private
email is contrary to what these community newsgroups are all about. People
come here to get solutions and many people may be experiencing the same
problem. They see their problem being discussed and they monitor that thread
to learn the solution. If someone takes the issue too private email, then it
suddenly disappears and all of these folks are left with a dead end thread.
This thread is then archived on Google and the same thing happens over and
over again. It's like telling a joke in a room full of people and then you
whisper the punchline to one person so nobody else can hear you. :)

If you have a solution to a problem or require more information to
troubleshoot the issue, them by all means, post the message here so that
everyone can benefit. You can help one person at a time or everyone all at
once. :)

Regards;
--
Ronnie Vernon
Microsoft MVP
Windows Shell/User

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