blue screen Closed

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Hello,  
Configuration: Linux / Firefox 3.0.14When i open windows xp it shows me a blue screen with some strange symbols . Can anyone help please

Ambucias · Answer

Hi,

If you have a problem with Windows, please why to you show Linux as your configuration?

vampire49 · Answer

this year is my first year in high-school and so my school gives every student of the first year in high-school a netbook .there are three operating systems pre-installed windows xp , ubuntu 9.04 and ubuntu 9.04 recovery modethats why , so you think you can help me

Ambucias · Answer

I am more of the viruses/security expert on this forum.  I will refer your case to BJ Smurf the ultimate expert in Blue screen issue.  Just be a little patient for he is very busy.

Good luck.

vampire49 · Answer

where are you ? i mean in usa united kindom etc

djsmurf · Answer

Vampire49,

You said that this laptop is a school issued laptop?  Before you attempt to troubleshoot the Blue screen error you are getting you may want to check with the school.  I'm sure the school would be more then happy to repair the system if they own it.

If you still want to attempt to troubleshoot the problem I will need a bit more info.

Does windows xp make it to the login screen and once you attempt to login you get a blue screen or are you getting the blue screen when you attempt to boot into windows XP?

If you can can you please post  the information that is on the blue screen. (see below)

The problem seem to be caused by by the following file:_______________

Technical Information:

vampire49 · Answer

actually the goverment has given us the netbooks and my school has given us the money 

well the blue screen appears when i try to boot.it shows me first the loading screen but without the blue boxes in the bar. 

now when i see the blue screen the only thing is in the last line , it sais : 
*** STOP 0x00000024

bujji · Answer

blue screen means ...its a ram problem..just chech u r ram...

djsmurf · Answer

Vampire do you have the windows install CD?

vampire49 · Answer

no otherwise i would have boot from the cd and perform a repair

djsmurf · Answer

Vampire,

Just had to be sure the basics are out of the way first mate.  You don't need your xp install CD any windows install Cd will work, so that we can repair the NTFS volume by using Recovery Console.

If not head to this site:

https://www.boot-disk.com/index.html

Download  Active@ Boot Disk (Win + DOS 10-days trial version) install (you will need a blank CD-R)  run the pro. and make a boot CD.

once the CD is made run your computer so that it will boot from the CD, if you need help with those steps let me know.  This program that you will be running has a lot of great tools on it have a look through it if you like.  once this boots up on your system you may just be able to exit and restart your system with no problems.

If not we can use that same CD to run the chkdsk /r let me know how it goes of if you have another windows setup disk.

vampire49 · Answer

there is a problem , i don't have a blank CD-R !
can i repair it from the same pc on ubuntu operating system
if you have read all the comments you willl see that i am in high-school.here in greece first class of high-school is when you are 12 years old.
i have a netbook which is so small that i can't have a cd drive in it can i do it with a usb 2.0 and getting into BIOS and include usb drive hdd in boot menu???

djsmurf · Answer

yes vampire the software I gave you give you the option of using a usb, im sorry failed to remember that you had a netbook when I wrote that, but yes usb will do just fine mate

vampire49 · Answer

And what's next ?

djsmurf · Answer

lol, i just did  a netbook not long ago with similar problems, it was a pain to do but not so bad in the end, let me know how it goes mate.

vampire49 · Answer

there is a problem : i can't install it on ubuntu and i do not have any other pc!!!
i passed the program on my <<flash>> but if i boot from the pc it tells me that there is no operating system and nothing else

djsmurf · Answer

alright let me see what I can find vampire and ill get back to you

vampire494 · Answer

thanks .i tried something .as we have already said i have ubuntu on the same pc . well i copied all the files of windows system32 on my usb and then tried to boot from usb but this time nothing only black screen.but with this move when i boot from the hard drive the loadig screen appears and it is loading and  then the screen becomes black .and after that the m@therf@<king BSOD appears again

djsmurf · Answer

Vampire

so you have access to the windows system folder through ubuntu??  That can help us out, just copying the system 32 files will not do much as you need to go through setting it up as a bootable windows disk which is slightly difficult but can be done, this is good news though ill be in touch.

vampire494 · Answer

well know i think we should both try to find 2 different files on the web :
1) a burning program for usb for UNIX/LINUX/UBUNTU
2) a holly file NTFS of windows  uploaded by someone who the god must protect him for the rest of his life

I have made a research for how to fix an error 0x00000024 but all solutions need xp install disk

djsmurf · Answer

Vampire,

What size is your usb, we can copy the boot files from windows and make your usb bootable, and it should not be a problem from your other OS's.  The process is a bit tricky but as long as you can access the windows system files we should be able to do it.

pc problem · Answer

My usb size is 16 gb but how we can boot ? Have you founded a program from ubuntu which makes usb bootable device?

vampire494 · Answer

i found something that i believe that it is better : a hard disk of my father whose memory is bigger than the memory of the hard disk my pc has

djsmurf · Answer

Hey Vampire,

Haven't contacted you in a while, im sorry about that duty called.  Have you had any luck or are we still where we left off?

kristain · Answer

For non technical people who need a solution on how to fix the Blue Screen of Death, there is no simple answer to that.

The Windows operating system constantly refers to the registry to get information about all of the components such as hardware and software which are installed on the computer. The registry tells Windows what to do and how to access the various programs, files, and processes.

However, the registry can contain bad information which sends Windows off doing useless tasks or running unneeded routines. Sometimes errors occur including the blue screen of death. Other times the system slows down. Because of the sheer number of factors that can affect the registry, there's no one size fits all approach. You can't just go into the registry and remove the bad information because it's nearly impossible to decipher which information is good and which information is bad. That's a job better suited for software.

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