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Given the experiences you have had, I would suspect a thermal problem, which shows up periodically. Most likely a hairline crack in the motherboard or one of the circuit traces. The fact that it seems to work best after you open up the case and "touch" the hardware, adds likelihood to this as a cause. Either that, or the CPU has an intermittant fault. On Sun, 23 Mar 2008 05:43:07 -0700     

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Author: Jay Somerset
Date: Mar 23, 2008 07:18

    Will be much indebted if a good techie/soul could give me useful insights as to these endless hang ups/lock ups from my HP Pavilion 524w ... because I just can't function; PC is my CentCom.  Believe or not, have been putting up with this crap for nearly three (3) months now.  Argh!      SYMPTOMS  » The first sign of future hang ups --though these may still be hours ahead-- is that
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    Will be much indebted if a good techie/soul could give me useful insights as to these endless hang ups/lock ups from my HP Pavilion 524w ... because I just can't function; PC is my CentCom.  Believe or not, have been putting up with this crap for nearly three (3) months now.  Argh!      SYMPTOMS  » The first sign of future hang ups --though these may still be hours ahead-- is that     

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Author: pavilion.524w
Date: Mar 23, 2008 05:43

    Will be much indebted if a good techie/soul could give me useful insights as to these endless hang ups/lock ups from my HP Pavilion 524w ... because I just can't function; PC is my CentCom.  Believe or not, have been putting up with this crap for nearly three (3) months now.  Argh!      SYMPTOMS  » The first sign of future hang ups --though these may still be hours ahead-- is that
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    Will be much indebted if a good techie/soul could give me useful insights as to these endless hang ups/lock ups from my HP Pavilion 524w ... because I just can't function; PC is my CentCom.  Believe or not, have been putting up with this crap for nearly three (3) months now.  Argh!      SYMPTOMS  » The first sign of future hang ups --though these may still be hours ahead-- is that     

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Author: pavilion.524w
Date: Mar 23, 2008 05:42

On Thu, 17 May 2007 02:21:54 -0500, Bryan Bell wrote: Socket 482 on an FIC AM37 motherboard. That's a socket A (462) MB with the VIA KM266 chipset. FSB is limited to 133MHz (BS 266MHz) so you'll need a cpu with a part number that ends in C. This includes a lot of Athlon XP cpu's, but not all. All Athlon XP-M cpu's, and all Athlon MP cpu's, It also incudes Duron cpu's, but not the socket
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Author: pavilion.524w
Date: Mar 22, 2008 17:19

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Author: pavilion.524w
Date: Mar 22, 2008 17:19

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Author: Wes Newell
Date: May 17, 2007 08:47

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