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C000021a fatal system error in WIN XP pro sp2

Asked by niceoneishere in Windows XP Operating System, Microsoft Windows Operating Systems

Hello Experts,

I have just installed a clean install of win xp sp2 on my dell vostro 1500. it worked fine for 2 days, but this morning when i started computer , it starts and as soon as i c my desktop, i get a blue screen saying this message:

"c000021a fatal system error, the windows subsytem process terminated unexpectedly - 0x7c9101b3 0x0069f28c"

the dumping process started ... and it does that restarts and does the same again.

 I have already did repair install of xp. after when i started the system and logged in under my user name, i get the same error again.

so i decided to see if i can login using safe mode. and thats when i discovered some pretty strange issue. here i will explain in detail.

first: If i use administrator account and login in the safe mode... it works and one Local Disk ( C: ) in My Computer.

second; If i use my user account ( Tammu) whose has admin rights and login in safe mode... it works but unde My Computer i see 2 Local Disks ... namely C and E.

The Local Disk( E) has icon with a drive that has a red circle over it with a white question mark in the red circle. if i right click on it and select properties, it shows used space 0 and free space 0.

i have no idea how i have 2 local disks.

i have an external Western Digital Hard Drive , but i set it up to show as (T) under disk management and it works fine.

please can some one help me out. I appreciate it.
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