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I am thinking that this is some sort of hardware problem. &nbsp;When I started working on this computer it was rebooting on its own. &nbsp;I was able to boot to safe mode with no problem. &nbsp;I thought maybe a driver or software problem. &nbsp;After screwing around w/ it for half a day I deceided to rebuild. &nbsp;I poped in the 2k cd, deleted the partition, reformatted the hd, and loaded windows. &nbsp;But when the computer rebooted it looked good at first...then I get the BSD and the following message:<br />
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stop: 0000007f (0....)<br />
unexpected_kernal_mode_tra<wbr />p<br />
Begining dump of physical memory<br />
complete<br />
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Could this be caused by a bad piece of hw. &nbsp;Help? 
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I am thinking that this is some sort of hardware problem.  When I started working on this computer it was rebooting on its own.  I was able to boot to safe mode with no problem.  I thought maybe a driver or software problem.  After screwing around w/ it for half a day I deceided to rebuild.  I poped in the 2k cd, deleted the partition, reformatted the hd, and loaded windows.  But when the computer rebooted it looked good at first...then I get the BSD and the following message:

stop: 0000007f (0....)
unexpected_kernal_mode_trap
Begining dump of physical memory
complete

Could this be caused by a bad piece of hw.  Help? 

Stop error and BSD when installing ms 2000 on a ws?

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