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I noticed the problem. What you may want to do is reboot the machine and continously tap the the F8 key until you get to your boot options screen. From here you can disable automatic restart on system failure. Now we can get the BSOD error (it is normally something like 0x00000000 or a similar format).
Once you can tell me the error, I can tell you what your options are.
Once you can tell me the error, I can tell you what your options are.
All right, I don't know if this will help anyone else. Here's what I did. After buying a new hdd and reloading everything, a week later the same splash screen purgatory returned. So I went another direction. I switched in my old ram sticks. Magic. Like a brand new computer. Again I don't know if this will help anyone else, especially laptop users who can not so easily switch out components, but it may be a next to last resort for the desperate.
I had similar problems,playing games and pow the blue screen with bad_pool_caller. Swore alot,read through the forums and tried switching out the ram and taking the usb out of bios. Worked like a charm.
So far so good,if it happens repeatedly the comp will learn to swim.
So far so good,if it happens repeatedly the comp will learn to swim.
I would suggest putting in your CD, chooring to install instead of going to the repair console, and then select repair from the second offering. This will do a repair installation and should resolve the issue provided it is related to a core Windows service (which it appears to be).
Thanks,
T|-|R@K
Thanks,
T|-|R@K
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I think you get a boot sector virus. Your MBR might be corrupted. You should:
1) Take out your hard drive and make it as a slave or as external hard drive (You have to buy the hard disk casing).
2) Backup some of your important files that you need such as from your 'My Document.
3) Reformat your hard drive and make a partition for C:\ max 20Gb preferably for windows.
4) Put back your hard drive to THE PC or Laptop.
5) Reinstall windows using the bootable Windows cd.
Good luck trying. I hope this will help you.
Harrisman
1) Take out your hard drive and make it as a slave or as external hard drive (You have to buy the hard disk casing).
2) Backup some of your important files that you need such as from your 'My Document.
3) Reformat your hard drive and make a partition for C:\ max 20Gb preferably for windows.
4) Put back your hard drive to THE PC or Laptop.
5) Reinstall windows using the bootable Windows cd.
Good luck trying. I hope this will help you.
Harrisman
Hello,
Saw you reply to a similar problem I am having, and wanted to check with you... I was running WinXP, started suddenly getting the reboot at splash screen, if I disable 'restart on error' I see a BSOD fatal error message, address 00000024... I downloaded LiveCD Demo ran Superscan and everything else I could on Demo. Apparently something kinda worked, cuz I rebooted the next day to Windows regularly. But, when I shut it down again, it now repeats the same behavior again, with above address... (First round it was a different address, more like 000000BD or something like that).
Anyway, I figure I probably do have a boot sector virus, but I have a laptop, so I've been trying to find something I could boot on usb so I can burn a cd of my dox. I might have to take it in I guess, but I really don't have the dough to get it repaired I don't think. And really hate losing all my progs on there, cuz I've moved a couple times and lost or scratched up all my install cd's... Do you know of any effective anti-mbr-virus fighters?
Saw you reply to a similar problem I am having, and wanted to check with you... I was running WinXP, started suddenly getting the reboot at splash screen, if I disable 'restart on error' I see a BSOD fatal error message, address 00000024... I downloaded LiveCD Demo ran Superscan and everything else I could on Demo. Apparently something kinda worked, cuz I rebooted the next day to Windows regularly. But, when I shut it down again, it now repeats the same behavior again, with above address... (First round it was a different address, more like 000000BD or something like that).
Anyway, I figure I probably do have a boot sector virus, but I have a laptop, so I've been trying to find something I could boot on usb so I can burn a cd of my dox. I might have to take it in I guess, but I really don't have the dough to get it repaired I don't think. And really hate losing all my progs on there, cuz I've moved a couple times and lost or scratched up all my install cd's... Do you know of any effective anti-mbr-virus fighters?
I have spent days trying to work out what has gone wrong here with restoring back ups and going no where. I twigged to this when my latest restore work and then XP would load again. Strange. I swapped the memory stick from another old machine and Presto, I am all going. I cant thank you enough for the suggestion. This has been really stressful.
Mar 27, 2010 at 01:47 AM
0x00000043, 0xc3772000, 0x00000000, 0x00000000
could you please help
Aug 2, 2010 at 05:13 PM
thx u very very much
Jun 20, 2011 at 10:20 PM
stop: 0x000000ED (0x8A225900, 0XC000006,0x00000000, 0X00000000
Jun 20, 2011 at 10:26 PM
Thanks.