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0x00000034 Cache-Manager

Asked by: bebart68

Hi:

I built a new P.C where I installed a new motherboard “ ABIT VA-10”.  I ghosted Windows XP professional into a used hard drive.  I down loaded the updated BIOS from the ABIT web site on a floppy and ran it.  When I rebooted the P.C it ran for a minute or two then I got the blue screen with this error code(0X00000034  Cache-Manager)  it also says to disable BIOS memory options such as Caching or Shadowing to see if that helps.

Can anyone tell me what to do?  I do not know how to disable BIOS memory as they suggest .

Thanks

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Answers

 

by: bebart68Posted on 2005-03-09 at 04:45:55ID: 13495140

Anyone please answer me!!!

 

by: kronostmPosted on 2005-03-09 at 05:44:45ID: 13495555

do you at least know how to enter BIOS ?
usually using DEL key when thjecomputer starts. From there, depending on your BIOS ver you should go to advanced BIOS settings and set to "disabled" VIDEO CACHING and BIOS CHACHING
Those chachings means that certain info are loaded into memory instead of being read from BIOS chip everytime they're needed. BUT ... sometimes those addresses where they have to be stored in memory are allocated by other resources of the operating system. So, disabling those cachings MIGHT make your system run A BIT slower but at least it will work.
However, ghosted XP system are not a smart choise. If I were you I'd install it cleanly.

regards

 

by: CallandorPosted on 2005-03-09 at 05:49:32ID: 13495592

If it's a new motherboard, you need to do either a clean install or a repair install: http://www.dougknox.com/xp/tips/xp_repair_install.htm

 

by: bebart68Posted on 2005-03-09 at 14:14:05ID: 13501035

Thanks for the help!

I think i figured it out.  The CPU was overheating which caused the error message.  I have a follow-up question:  if i am using a new motherboard, and i need to download the new drivers, what is the best way to go about this.  Is the latest chip set for the motherbored or the CPU.  After i went into my bios, for some reason, i dont see where i can set the video caching to be disabled.  I looked everywhere.  
 Thanx.

 

by: CallandorPosted on 2005-03-09 at 18:59:42ID: 13502681

Get the drivers for the chipset of the motherboard - the cpu doesn't require drivers.  In particular, VIA chipset if it has it, and IDE drivers (generally covered under motherboard drivers).

 

by: bebart68Posted on 2005-03-09 at 19:49:32ID: 13502915

got it..thank you

 

by: rindiPosted on 2005-08-20 at 22:11:39ID: 14717825

bebart68,

No comment has been added to this question in more than 21 days, so it is now classified as abandoned..
I will leave the following recommendation for this question in the Cleanup topic area:
Split: kronostm, Callandor

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