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So read this first. Its my other topic: http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/121986-start-up-problems-please-help/

Basically, i have been having this problem for over a couple of weeks now. Im going to flip out if i dont fix this. Im not even sure what the problem is anymore. I THOUGHT, it was the RAM. But i dont even know. I have been running my computer fine for a couple of days, then the problem happend again. Is it because i was running 4gb instead of 8? Or maybe because i only had 1 stick of RAM in? PLEASE help.

*Update: upon startup i received a windows error code. 0x00000e9 and unexpected I/o error has occurred.

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ok first if you think is the ram you should run a memtest

 

http://www.memtest.org/

 

then check the hdd integirty using hd tune

 

try defraging the hdd

 

having a single 4 gb stick wont cause those kind of issues only if the stick is failing and if it is a bsod will pop up i had dying ram on a laptop

 

if you can diagnose you might have issues with the os you might wanna reinstall windows

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Updated: upon startup i received a windows error code. 0x00000e9 and unexpected I/o error has occurred.

 

According to this:  http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_vista-system/error-0x00000e9/1d399016-d15b-44e9-8b42-f01e4432f639

 

That error happens when there is a problem with the hard drive.

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