Sure enough, the blue screens showed up again a few days later, but unfortunately, the message displayed wasn't very helpful. The first change I made was to disable the automatic restart option so that I could know when the blue screen occured and see the error messages. This option is set under System Properties -> Startup and Recovery Settings. By default, Windows 7 and Server 2008 are set to automatically restart when a "System failure" occurs. While at my desk, I saw the blue screen occur and flash on my monitors, but my computer instantly rebooted, preventing me from seeing the message. Sure enough, my desktop started to blue screen a few times a week. Having dealt with blue screens occasionally over the years, my general interpretation is that once you start getting them on a machine, they don't tend to go away on their own. Until the day when I started to get the dreaded Blue Screen error. Although there were a few quirks with 64-bit Windows 7, it seemed to work well. A few months ago I built a new desktop machine.
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