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Old 01-23-08   #1 (permalink)
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i recently been getting bsod's of the disk.sys
0x00000050
i cant do a full disk check, and i have the system at stock.
Any ideas?
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No. Your going to continue to produce the same amount of heat whether or not your fans suck it all out. What that means is that your computer runs hotter, and that you will leak the hot air out more slowly. If you producing the heat it won't matter if you trap it in your case or exhaust it. Eventually its going to get out, your case isn't air tight.


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i recently been getting bsod's of the disk.sys
0x00000050
i cant do a full disk check, and i have the system at stock.
Any ideas?
Have you tried starting a disk check while in safe mode?
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Have you tried starting a disk check while in safe mode?
no, but i did finally get it to run from this cd i have that has a bunch of utilities

i disabled page file, when it first started, so still had bsod. after that check, i have yet to have issueds, im about to turn pagefile back on
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No. Your going to continue to produce the same amount of heat whether or not your fans suck it all out. What that means is that your computer runs hotter, and that you will leak the hot air out more slowly. If you producing the heat it won't matter if you trap it in your case or exhaust it. Eventually its going to get out, your case isn't air tight.


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