i need help again......

[stuveltje]

what is an TMP-file and DMP-file, i see alot of things with that behind it

[Linkster]

Stuveltje - without looking it sounds like the .dmp files are the system dump files either from the errors you are having or from a failed windows update - the .tmp files are the files tht programs normally make during installs - both of which are files not normally needed - especially if you are getting ready to do a full upgrade to SP2 for XP

added - forgot to mention - the list of services doesnt show anything out of the ordinary - if you can look at the resources each is using it might give a clue to which one seems to be causing what is sounding like a memory collision - somethings using up the resources and the system is erroring out from your descriptions.

[stuveltje]

Originally Posted by Linkster

Stuveltje - without looking it sounds like the .dmp files are the system dump files either from the errors you are having or from a failed windows update - the .tmp files are the files tht programs normally make during installs - both of which are files not normally needed - especially if you are getting ready to do a full upgrade to SP2 for XP

added - forgot to mention - the list of services doesnt show anything out of the ordinary - if you can look at the resources each is using it might give a clue to which one seems to be causing what is sounding like a memory collision - somethings using up the resources and the system is erroring out from your descriptions.

ha oke so i can remove the dmp and the tmp files? those are in that folder where the shit file is , i have checked a couple of times as soon a scanner comes to that file the puter will restart, i will look at the resouche thing to, thanks for helping me, because realy this drives me nuts

[Alphawolf]

Originally Posted by stuveltje

ha oke so i can remove the dmp and the tmp files? those are in that folder where the shit file is , i have checked a couple of times as soon a scanner comes to that file the puter will restart, i will look at the resouche thing to, thanks for helping me, because realy this drives me nuts

Sure, you can delete those.

You may also want tp post a screen shot of

start-->run--> type 'msconfig'

Click the startup tab.

Make sure nothing fighy is in there.

[stuveltje]

Originally Posted by Alphawolf

Sure, you can delete those.

You may also want tp post a screen shot of

start-->run--> type 'msconfig'

Click the startup tab.

Make sure nothing fighy is in there.

ha oke thanks alphawolf gonna remove all the files there and check the msconfig thing.