Blue screen during the installation of windows xp
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Apr 29, 2013 at 01:00 AM
Apr 29, 2013 at 01:00 AM
Hello,
Try this 1
Remove the RAM from the slot, clean it and place it back properly or try another
slot. Check the RAM also to make sure that it working properly. You can check
your RAM using memtest86+ application. You can download it from the below link.
http://www.memtest.org/
Download the ISO file --> Burn that to the CD and boot from it by setting the
first boot device as "CD\DVD drive".
It's a continuous loop process so try few pass to detect the errors.
GOOD Luck
Try this 1
Remove the RAM from the slot, clean it and place it back properly or try another
slot. Check the RAM also to make sure that it working properly. You can check
your RAM using memtest86+ application. You can download it from the below link.
http://www.memtest.org/
Download the ISO file --> Burn that to the CD and boot from it by setting the
first boot device as "CD\DVD drive".
It's a continuous loop process so try few pass to detect the errors.
GOOD Luck
Thanks for replying.
I have already cleaned my RAM and changed its slot. But that does not work. I have also used memtest86+ application in which it says no errors until ten pass. (It took about three hours to complete the ten pass and after that I cancelled it).
Since I get the blue screen when the setup says 'trying to detect the previous versions of windows .........." I guess that my problem is with my hard disk. Does the memtest86+ application test hard disk as well?? If so, how do I select the hard disk (it does not say what it is testing) and if not is there any other applications that test hard disk? (May I remind that I cannot boot my computer at all)
Thanks
I have already cleaned my RAM and changed its slot. But that does not work. I have also used memtest86+ application in which it says no errors until ten pass. (It took about three hours to complete the ten pass and after that I cancelled it).
Since I get the blue screen when the setup says 'trying to detect the previous versions of windows .........." I guess that my problem is with my hard disk. Does the memtest86+ application test hard disk as well?? If so, how do I select the hard disk (it does not say what it is testing) and if not is there any other applications that test hard disk? (May I remind that I cannot boot my computer at all)
Thanks
jack4rall
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Apr 29, 2013 at 06:53 AM
Apr 29, 2013 at 06:53 AM
Hello,
Try this 1
Try changing your hard drive Data cable and the power connector . Remove the external connected devices.
If you have passed the memtest then you need to check your hard drive. Note down your hard drive manufacture's name. You can find on the hard drive itself. Go to your hard drive manufacture and download the tool to test your hard drive. Most of the hard drive manufacture's provides an utility to let you know the status of your hard drive. Perform few test to check if there is any bad sectors on it. They will be providing an application similar to memtest which can be booted right from your CD or usb drive. OR Let us know your hard drive manufacture's name.
Good Luck
Try this 1
Try changing your hard drive Data cable and the power connector . Remove the external connected devices.
If you have passed the memtest then you need to check your hard drive. Note down your hard drive manufacture's name. You can find on the hard drive itself. Go to your hard drive manufacture and download the tool to test your hard drive. Most of the hard drive manufacture's provides an utility to let you know the status of your hard drive. Perform few test to check if there is any bad sectors on it. They will be providing an application similar to memtest which can be booted right from your CD or usb drive. OR Let us know your hard drive manufacture's name.
Good Luck
jack4rall
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Apr 30, 2013 at 12:53 AM
Apr 30, 2013 at 12:53 AM
Hello,
Try this 1
Click on the below hyperlink "SeaTools for DOS" and download the file.
SeaTools for DOS
Click on the below hyperlink "Instructions".
Instructions
Select "SeaTools Sector Repair Tools (DOS and Windows versions)" --> SeaTools for DOS Repair Tools (Internal PATA and SATA products) --> Now follow the onscreen instructions.
Good Luck
Try this 1
Click on the below hyperlink "SeaTools for DOS" and download the file.
SeaTools for DOS
Click on the below hyperlink "Instructions".
Instructions
Select "SeaTools Sector Repair Tools (DOS and Windows versions)" --> SeaTools for DOS Repair Tools (Internal PATA and SATA products) --> Now follow the onscreen instructions.
Good Luck
I solved my problem strangely. The setup was unable to detect my hard disk. But when I plugged in a pen drive, in order to boot from the pen drive, I was unable to boot from it and then I ran the setup from the CD itself leaving the pen drive as it is. Then the setup was able to read the hard disk. It showed the hard disk drives as well as the pen drive to select the disk to install the OS.
Anyways, thank you all guys for those helpful suggestions.
Anyways, thank you all guys for those helpful suggestions.