Descriptions and Fixes of Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) crash errors ::
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Howdy everyone!
Ok, heres whats happening.. i start my PC up this morning to find when i arrive at the "Windows XP" screen you know with the bars shooting by, after about 5 seconds it stops and a blue screen flashes and then the computer restarts.
Now i have been searching far and wide all over the internet to find a cure, but so far nothing..
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I know this is really common and it rarly somthing drastic, just some corrupt files blah blah, so i get my factory reset disk out... to find that my computer refuses to read disks... so i placed my windows XP disk and still nothing :S
Not only am i getting this BCOD(Blue Screen of Death) but now my computer wont read disks so i cant solve this...
Now im worried i going to need to buy a whole new hardware >_<
I know there isnt much to solve but perhaps one of you guys could shed some light and suggest some things?
Thanks for your time!
OK, first and foremost, start up in safe mode, preferebly with networking so you can access the net if need be.
On start up, repeatdly tap the PF8 key, and you'll get the list, choose the one i mentioned.
It should hopefully take you to your desktop. Then use your Recovery disk supplied with the PC to do a repair installation of the drive. Not a reformat as this will wipe your hard drive.
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Subject: I crash or freeze and get a Blue Screen (BSoD) or the computer restarts on the Advanced tab, and then on the Settings button in the Startup and
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YouTube - Mac vs PC Crash::
thing, the way the display them may be different.Pin Wheel of Death vs Blue Screen of Death Apple Startup Sounds and Death S Apple Startup Sounds and
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Be sure to back up all files and program setup files you may need upon startup.
May not fix the problem, but hopefully should.
Hope this helps.
Try to hit F8 when the computers starts, and before the Blue screen. that will start your PC in safe mode, from there you can select the repair option
Bad RAM or faulty hard drive...I've seen at happen to many times in my work as IT...
Could be a problem with device drivers, hardware or software. This problem can be solved by uninstalling new software, updating device drivers and making minor configuration changes . From http://fixit.in/bluescreenofdeath.html . You can also run a free registry scan using utilities from http://re7.info
Create Your Own Blue Screen Of Death In Windows XP - Video::
As puzzling as it may sound, it can be quite useful to create your own Blue Screen Of Death in Windows XP. From troubleshooting your Startup And Recov. Watch Video
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Blue screen treatment, you can refer to
1 restart
2 new hardware detection of new services
3 Trojan virus detected
4 checks BIOS and hardware compatibility
5 run "sfc / scannow" system to check whether documents have been replaced, and then use the installation disk to restore the system
6 upgrade SP2 or SP3
7 motherboard refresh virus infection
8 BSOD were damaged, need to be replaced
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If i were you i would enter BIOS by holding down delete,F1 or F2 depending on your system on bootup (this might take a few tries)
There is a bios setting that freezes the blue screen when you boot your computer so you can see what it says. It will usually indicate where the problem lies. http://www.pcstats.com/articleimages/200...
As you can see in the picture it says driver_IRQL_not_less_or_equal yours might show something different
It can be anything from bad drivers to hardware failure. In most cases it's just a driver issue or wrong BIOS settings.
You can reset the BIOS to default settings to see if that fixes your problem. If somebody has been messing with ram timings or other things, that could also cause it. Resetting everything to default would fix it
Try and see if all your hardware like ram and graphic card is tightly fastened in its sockets.
Also remove any USB devices before booting to see if they are the cause
need to make sure you boot order has the CD-ROM listed first. That is done in the BIOS.
Boot to the WIN XP cd.
Load the Recovery Console.
At the prompt type:
CHKDSK /F
Let it run, it will repair the corrupt files and registry entries.
Be advised it will take some time if the disk is large.
It's also perfectly normal to see the progress meter go up to 75-80% complete only to have it jump back to 40-50% complete.
HTH and good luck =]
-Aaron
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