> What's the difference between a big freeze and a little freeze?
> Or a big freeze and a *very* big freeze?
>> Cheers,
> Nat.
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A big freeze is a freeze in Kernel32.dll or VxDs.
CrashGuard detects every type of crash.
However, it does not catch all crashes that occur in KERNEL32.DLL, VxDs,
and certain device drivers.
