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It's not on my comp or i would, but i'm glad you posted. I forgot how to go into the event viewer. Thanks! 
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46,400 , movin on up. 48k new goal.
I really didn't mean that post to come out as a negative response. The only problem I have is when I join a pc help forum and the only responses I see are "yeah, get a life" (http://forumz.tomshardware.com/software/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&p=43798#43798) or telling someone to Format and Reinstall when all they needed to do was extract an original file.
Please excuse my "bigheadedness" if it came out that way. I just truely get frustrated when that's the only solution offered.
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