Search for and then download the 'MEMTEST86+' software, and burn it to a CD-recordable.
Then, shutdown your computer, and reboot it, telling it to boot from the CD-recordable.
This will launch this 'RAM-testing' program -- let it run for 2 to 4 hours.
If it finds any problems, some of your RAM is "bad".
Compare bad RAM to writing with chalk onto a greasy chalk-board -- you think that you are writing, but what you write cannot be read.
Updating the BIOS is *NOT* a job for a "novice" at changing computer hardware components. If you feel that it needs to be updated, i.e., the RAM-test reports "good", then take your computer to a qualified technician, for general trouble-shooting, and, if necessary, updating the BIOS.
What are you doing when this happens? It sounds like you will have to get a BIOS upgrade weather you like it or not. Visit the motherboard manufacturer's website and obtain the BIOS update from there.
These error messages may be caused by
the WORM_KLEZ.E virus, or one of its variations. The executable file
name "qbw32[xxx].exe" may vary, where "[xxx].exe"
is a randomly generated and false executable name.
Run norton
antivirus or microsoft antivirus and check your computer for
viruses....
that should solve your problem.
Hope that helps.
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