Configuration: Windows XP Internet Explorer 7.0
Well Microsoft and IBM were always gonna shift the blame. Not to worry let me do some research and i should get back to you in about 3 days max with a solution mate.
-ibby |
Hi my cousin is having an issue with her gateway desktop computer, I'm a computer tech but she has thrown a problem at me that I've NEVER seen before. I will be trying to repair her pc through REMOTE ASSISTANCE and would like to know where to look, and what to look for to fix her issues. She says it just unexpectantly reboots and the she gets these TWO error message after pc reboots. I want to make sure also BEFORE I do the remote assistance with her that this is NOT a VIRUS that will transfer to my pc LOL... If I think of anything else I'll submit another post...
C:\DOCUME~1\LITTLE~1\LOCALS~1\Temp\WER236d.dir00\Mini092208-01.dmp C:\DOCUME~1\LITTLE~1\LOCALS~1\Temp\WER236d.dir00\sysdata.xml this is what she emailed to me. Is there somewhere for me to go in her pc to see this COMPLETE error message. I've read this site and others alike saying problem is usually memory issue.... |
I forgot to add in the above post that she said the problem started after updating to sp3 for windows xp home, so i told her to uninstall the last update(sp3) and she did, and still having this problem. LOL, I told her to just reinstall windows, but she doesn't want to lose her data.
Thanks, Lorri |
I will be looking to this post because I too have the very same problem. I had it for some time though. I don't
know how to fix it either. I have another PC that I loaded all my data because on this PC.... the one with the blue screen, I don't trust. Someone told me is may be a conflict with my drivers. 1\Temp\WER1f5e.dir00\Mini092208-01.dmp \Temp\WER1f5e.dir00\sysdata.xml Actually, the blue screen has disappeared this last week, and now it goes totally dark. I reboot and I have the same message of serious error as I did with the blue screen. What is worse.... it is happening more frequently. I have NOD32 antivirus system. Help me too please. And thank you so much for any help. |
BSOD's can be the sympton for a variety of causes.
Try some generic trouble shooting first such as running a full disk check to see if it can fix faulted registry entries or find errors with the disk surface. Easiest way to do so is going into windows, right click your C:\ drive (Presuming this is where Windows is installed onto (Forget about the other drives at the moment) Once right clicked selectc Properties>>Tools>>and under disk cheking select check now. Mark both the option boxes to fully scan the disk and apply + reboot PC. Let it run it's think (Might take some time, 15-30 minutes, so go have a coffee) See if that fixes the issues. As for registry programs such as RegistryDoctor or CCleaner. My advice is not to use programs such as those unless you keep a backup of older registries and are able to reload the previous registry entries back to Windows registry when things start to fail. Anyhow, try the disk check. If you can't get into Windows then try starting up Windows if not there are other ways to get it started |
i just know Registry Easy can fix blue screen error,suggest give a try.
download at http://www.keep-pc-clean.com/registry-easy-cleaner.html |
Résultats pour BLUE SCREEN hang / reboot ... please HELP !
Résultats pour BLUE SCREEN hang / reboot ... please HELP !
Résultats pour BLUE SCREEN hang / reboot ... please HELP !
Résultats pour BLUE SCREEN hang / reboot ... please HELP !