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Random Blue Screen
I have a dell latitude d620 with windows xp pro. I am getting a blue screen randomly.
Event ID 1003 source system error
Minidump:
Error code 1000008e, parameter1 c0000005, parameter2 8052db27, parameter3 a9290c88, parameter4 00000000.
Event ID 1003 source system error
Minidump:
Error code 1000008e, parameter1 c0000005, parameter2 8052db27, parameter3 a9290c88, parameter4 00000000.
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I think it's about $15 per year, but it will scan your PC and tell you ALL drivers that need updating. Install all the drivers.
Another idea that works sometimes is to take out the ram from the PC and reinsert it. Same with other cards. Improper seating can cause a BSOD.
I think it's about $15 per year, but it will scan your PC and tell you ALL drivers that need updating. Install all the drivers.
Another idea that works sometimes is to take out the ram from the PC and reinsert it. Same with other cards. Improper seating can cause a BSOD.
you can do some testing :
http://www.pc-doctor.com/ PC doctor
http://www.passmark.com/download/index.htm Burnin test
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http://www.pc-doctor.com/ PC doctor
http://www.passmark.com/download/index.htm Burnin test
www.tufftest.com/tt01-lite.htm free TuffTest lite
Bugcheck may be cuased by software error at Norton AV, registry corrption or virus. If you can upload the minidump to Upload Minidumps to EE "Expert Area" . I will study the minidump and find out the culprit. You can find out the minidumps at \wnodows\minidumps.
Porceudre
. Login http://www.ee-stuff.com using your Experts-Exchange username and password.
. Click on "Expert Area" tab
. Type url link of your Question
. "Browse" your pc to the location of your Minidumps click "Upload"
. Copy the resulting "url" and post it back here.
Registry hive corruption
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/21813920/Stop-error-0x0000008E.html#16461805
Porceudre
. Login http://www.ee-stuff.com using your Experts-Exchange username and password.
. Click on "Expert Area" tab
. Type url link of your Question
. "Browse" your pc to the location of your Minidumps click "Upload"
. Copy the resulting "url" and post it back here.
Registry hive corruption
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/21813920/Stop-error-0x0000008E.html#16461805
Hi,
It seem like a ram problem first u check ur RAM or otherwise change it or ur OS has got corrupted
repair it. IT will help you
Thanks
It seem like a ram problem first u check ur RAM or otherwise change it or ur OS has got corrupted
repair it. IT will help you
Thanks
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Hardware compatibility issue (may be addressed by a driver update, or you may require a bios update).
Chris B