Most likely a software error. To be sure run the Dell Diagnostics and test the memory. You can do a more extensive memory test by downloading the free Memtest86 utility
here. It runs off a bootable CD.
i had the same problem heres what to do..
I just resolved my issue by turning off automatic updates, reboot, then manually going to windows updates and installing the updates, turing on automatic updates, reboot.
It seems that code has to do with some sort of Pentium program error detection. I would assume that my machine failed to autoinstall an update and this error was the result...please try and I hope this helps you out. :smileyhappy:
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It seems that code has to do with some sort of Pentium program error detection. I would assume that my machine failed to autoinstall an update and this error was the result...please try and I hope this helps you out. :smileyhappy:
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