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I get this pop dialog frequently and not sure if it was an update from MS.<br />
Windows has recovered from an unexpected shutdown. I don't see anything in the event viewer. I heard about the debugging tool but dont' know where to look for a file to open and troubleshooter furter..<br />
Any suggetions<br />
Thanks<br />
Tom 
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I get this pop dialog frequently and not sure if it was an update from MS.
Windows has recovered from an unexpected shutdown. I don't see anything in the event viewer. I heard about the debugging tool but dont' know where to look for a file to open and troubleshooter furter..
Any suggetions
Thanks
Tom 

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