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| "read" and "write" errors by laudablepuss 05/18/2006, 5:52pm PDT | ||||
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why you need ECC memoryI was hoping to eliminate or reduce random 'memory could not be "read"' errors from windows, which I always assumed were caused by one-off memory issues. My impression, strictly from having observed these errors on many many machines, is that this is somehow a software problem. Our Avaya software is particularly crappy. Nearly everyone with Avaya IP agent software gets this error when they shut it down, the Avaya site administrator tool causes that error (also when it's shut down) and our webcode that interacts with the avaya software also causes this error. So make of that what you will. Why does Microsoft put "read" and "write" in quotes like that, anyway? |
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Build My Computer: Summer 2006 Edition by 05/18/2006, 12:59pm PDT  and just one more thing by 05/18/2006, 1:04pm PDT You are insane by 05/18/2006, 5:06pm PDT Re: You are insane by 05/18/2006, 5:40pm PDT "read" and "write" errors by 05/18/2006, 5:52pm PDT I get those all the time, too. It can be a software issue. by 05/18/2006, 7:07pm PDT 0xDEADBEEF by 05/18/2006, 11:29pm PDT Sound by 05/18/2006, 9:36pm PDT One year later by 06/03/2007, 7:59pm PDT Re: One year later by 06/11/2007, 10:05pm PDT |
