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System crashes when trying to print Word docs.

Discussion in 'Windows XP' started by techalec, Nov 22, 2001.

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  1. techalec

    techalec Thread Starter

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    Hello all,

    When trying to print certain Word docs or just notes from a Power Point slide, an error message says "Bug Check" then the system crashes and reboots.
    I've heard that some docs are "corrupted" ,but even when copied and pasted to a new word doc the same problem occurs. This problem does not occur when the document is copied to Note Pad.
    This only happens with a select few documents. Has any one else encountered this problem? I would greatly appreciate any and all feed back.
    OS : Win2K Pro
    IBM Laptop 600E
    Network Printer
     
    techalec, Nov 22, 2001
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