From what I was reading, it could come from anything like bad RAM to bad drivers to malware. I found a few post from here. I read the first 4 posts and then read this one.
Is there anything you did recently like install something or add a new game or program?
I would suggest a full system scan for viruses and malware. Use your Virus protection program and also try running these tools.
These tools can be found by using Google.
C W Shredder
Spybot Search & Destroy
Super AntiSpyware
Run full system scans in the safe mode, press F8 when you see the Dell screen.
You can try disconnecting your printer. Un-install your printer. Restart your computer. Now install the printer drivers, you'll be prompter when to connect the printer.
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From what I was reading, it could come from anything like bad RAM to bad drivers to malware. I found a few post from here. I read the first 4 posts and then read this one.
Is there anything you did recently like install something or add a new game or program?
I would suggest a full system scan for viruses and malware. Use your Virus protection program and also try running these tools.
These tools can be found by using Google.
C W Shredder
Spybot Search & Destroy
Super AntiSpyware
Run full system scans in the safe mode, press F8 when you see the Dell screen.
You can try disconnecting your printer. Un-install your printer. Restart your computer. Now install the printer drivers, you'll be prompter when to connect the printer.