Question about Dell Motherboard Dimension 4100 Intel 815 DP/N: 031REP 31REP 31REP
My Dimension 4100 last year started freezing approximately once per session, usually within 20 minutes of power-up. The paralysis is total and lasts approximately one minute, at which point everything continues as if nothing had happened. During the freeze the display remains on but is frozen in place, cursor 'n all. No problems of any kind, nor corrupted files have yet come to light. It feels like a very low-level hardware thing. Could it be due to ageing caps on the motherboard or something along those lines? It's as if the processor just misses a few billion cycles and then picks up again.
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Posted on Jan 02, 2017
Blanch the ears of corn in boiling water; the National Center for Home Preservation advises blanching for approximately 7 minutes for ears that are up to 1-1/4 inches in diameter, between 7 and 9 minutes for ears that are between 1-1/4 and 1-1/2 inches in diameter and 9 to 11 minutes for ears larger than 1-1/2 inches in diameter. Pull the ears of corn from the boiling water with tongs after the proper blanching time has been met.
Plunge the hot ears of corn directly into the ice water immediately after blanching. Allow the ears of corn to cool for the same amount of time used to blanch them.
Dry each ear of corn completely with paper towels before freezing. This reduces the amount of ice crystal formation on the corn while freezing, which helps prevent the corn from becoming mushy.
place in containers for freezing( I use freezer bags).
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Thanks. I will do that and let you know what I find.
OK ... 3 hours and 3 full passes on Memtest with no errors. Looks like my memory is OK (it's a mix of Viking and Kingston, not the original 128MB stick that came with the machine).
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