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How to Protect against applications crashes
By  Super Admin  | Published  05/1/2011 | How To Page 2 | Rating:
How to Protect against applications crashes
Everyone has experienced the frustration of losing work because their PC crashes. The reasons behind crashes are many, but Vista includes a feature called Resource Exhaustion Prevention, which alerts you when Windows is showing signs that it can’t cope, giving you the opportunity to save work quickly and even avoid the crash by closing applications.
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