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Error 0X0000008E

Asked by c0bra22 in Computer Memory (RAM), Computer Motherboards, System Diagnostic Software

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Question: I am receiving an error message 0X0000008E(x0C0000005, 0xBF803EA8, 0xF86977c4, 0x00000000)  The message goes on to tell me to check with my hardware vendor for any BIOS updates.  and to disable the BIOS memory option such as catching or showding in safe mode.  However it will not BOOTUP IN REGULAR MODE NOR SAFE MODE.

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Only its a dell dim 3000 & its a windows media center desktop.  Is their any idea what it could be I took out both memory cards. stuck 1 in still gives me the same thing. Did a thing where take everything off & started it on 1 by 1. I put in another hard drive that i know works & it gives me same error code. So what would I be looking @ I know its prob not the memory I know its not the hard drive. my other idea is its probably. the mother board or processor.

Oh & by the way i tried to go ahead & reformat & the dvd drive & cd drive & floppy are not being picked up either so that's why I am thinking its processor or mother board.

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Zones: Computer Memory (RAM), Computer Motherboards, System Diagnostic Software
Tags: 0X0000008E, 0XC0000005, 0XBF803EA8, 0XED0097C4, BF803EA8, BF80000, 0X0000000. DATE STAMP 48025F2A. WIN32K.SYS
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