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if this error is recent , you can try using system restore to restore your machine to a working date.
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It might help to turn of the Indexing Service. <br />
Start<br />
Run<br />
type services.msc in the box<br />
Scroll down to Indexing Service<br />
Right click on Indexing Service and choose Properties<br />
Set startup type to &quot;disabled&quot;.<br />
Reboot your machine.<br />
See if you still have the problem.<br />

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I get this message at the cntrl alt delete prompt. How do I fix this? The only change I made to this machine was add RAM. I used Crucial Ram Finding tool to pick this RAM out and also ordered the exact RAM From Crucial.com. I really don't think its the wrong RAM may be I need to make some changes in Bios for this RAM I don't know. Help Please.
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I get this message at the cntrl alt delete prompt. How do I fix this? The only change I made to this machine was add RAM. I used Crucial Ram Finding tool to pick this RAM out and also ordered the exact RAM From Crucial.com. I really don't think its the wrong RAM may be I need to make some changes in Bios for this RAM I don't know. Help Please.

unable to load Service Configuration object: DS CISvc.Service Configuration

Components are those devices that are internal to a computer -- the PC boards, the central processor (CPU), the memory (RAM), disk and video controllers and so on.

Components

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