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got blue screen message PHYSICAL MEMORY DUMP 0x00000,0x000000,0x000000,0x00000
i have compaq sr1500IL series Pc and i upgrade my PC when i bought.
i replace the companies defalult 40GB hard with 80GB SATA hard disk of
seagate and i also upgrade RAM 256MB i use Windows XP Media Center
Edition . but since first day i find problem of blue screen and got the
message like this.
ERROR:
please check newly installed hardware or software.please
restart your computer then if you got this message again then please
remove your newly installed hardware or software or contact your
vendor.
0X0000000,0X0000000,0X0000 000,0X0000 000 "PHYSICAL MEMORY DUMP"
and several few lines related to diplayed on blue screen.
and ya i also dont have much knowledge about which type of SATA
hard-disk are fitted on which type of board actually there are two SATA
port are one is white and another is black color so is that any
hardware conflict or my windows xp is corrupted.
after one month i got problem with my sound card and i got new
motherboard by compaq that is warranty and i also buy a new RAM which
is 256MB and now My pc has total 512 MB of RAM but i still find same
problem 8 to 10 times in week.so i stop to use my Pc.and after few
months i format my C: drive and i install Windows XP Media Centre
Edition ones again it works few days and after that my PC started hang
and some sounds like beep is coming from my hard-disk and after some
time i got same blue screen after so i format my C: drive again but
while formating it will show me a blue screen with the message:
please remove newly installed hardware or software and shows some
address like
0x000000,0x0000000,0x00000 0000,0x000 00000,0x00 0000000.
after that i got new Sata hard disk from seagate that is comes under my
warrraty period of capacity of 160GB and than i install window XP sp1.
but i still face the same problem.
i replace the companies defalult 40GB hard with 80GB SATA hard disk of
seagate and i also upgrade RAM 256MB i use Windows XP Media Center
Edition . but since first day i find problem of blue screen and got the
message like this.
ERROR:
please check newly installed hardware or software.please
restart your computer then if you got this message again then please
remove your newly installed hardware or software or contact your
vendor.
0X0000000,0X0000000,0X0000
and several few lines related to diplayed on blue screen.
and ya i also dont have much knowledge about which type of SATA
hard-disk are fitted on which type of board actually there are two SATA
port are one is white and another is black color so is that any
hardware conflict or my windows xp is corrupted.
after one month i got problem with my sound card and i got new
motherboard by compaq that is warranty and i also buy a new RAM which
is 256MB and now My pc has total 512 MB of RAM but i still find same
problem 8 to 10 times in week.so i stop to use my Pc.and after few
months i format my C: drive and i install Windows XP Media Centre
Edition ones again it works few days and after that my PC started hang
and some sounds like beep is coming from my hard-disk and after some
time i got same blue screen after so i format my C: drive again but
while formating it will show me a blue screen with the message:
please remove newly installed hardware or software and shows some
address like
0x000000,0x0000000,0x00000
after that i got new Sata hard disk from seagate that is comes under my
warrraty period of capacity of 160GB and than i install window XP sp1.
but i still face the same problem.
Hello. What happens when you only use the new RAM?
The file is a dump of the contents of your physical memory at the time your server crashed and is intended to be used to trouble-shoot the problem.
You can view the header of this file using a tool called dumpchk in the Windows 2000 Support Tools, more info here: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?kbid=156280
Good Luck,
Jalilthe1
You can view the header of this file using a tool called dumpchk in the Windows 2000 Support Tools, more info here: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?kbid=156280
Good Luck,
Jalilthe1
Try this also
Start > Run chkdsk TheMainOSDriveLetter: /r
Start > Run chkdsk TheMainOSDriveLetter: /r
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https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/20286002/physical-memory-dump-problem.html
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/11513879/Physical-Memory-Dump-Why.html
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/11639478/Dump-of-Physical-Memory-to-Disk.html
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/20455027/Beginning-dump-of-physical-memory.html
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/20286002/physical-memory-dump-problem.html
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