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Thread ID: 137871	2014-08-31 05:46:00	Blue screen on an Acer all in one Computer	curly (6655)	Press F1

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1382870	2014-08-31 05:46:00	A process or threads crucial to System Operation has been stopped or terminated. Technical Information : Stop: 0x000000F4(0x0000000000000003,0xFFFFFa8006cb1B30, 0xFFFFFA8006CIE10, 0xFFFFF8000047C6270) Wonder if anyone can decifer the above for me. The computer is still as it was some 4 years ago, with nothing been added or taken off it, mainly as it is an "all in one", as I cannot get inside it! It blue screens every time I boot it up.	curly (6655)
1382871	2014-08-31 07:28:00	Error F4 can often be hardware related (but not always) Try starting in safe mode in case it is a driver problem. Failing that - Download and make a bootable CD and run memtest www.memtest.org - Second one down, ISO /Zip. You can also try resetting the BIOS back to default. Try running chkdsk from the Windows DVD or from safemode with command prompt if it will boot into that. If all of the above doesn't work, its possible theres a HDD or cable problem, or maybe even a Motherboard or some other problem. You simply have to work though and find out if its hardware or software causing the error. More info will also be helpful, What OS< what Make and model -- a All-in-One doesn't mean much, some are a pain to get into, others almost fall apart, like one HP A-I-O I have here now, undo 3 screws and the back pops off. Edited: seen AVG cause this type of message as well. Can also be a dead/dying CMOS battery	wainuitech (129)
1382872	2014-08-31 08:53:00	Looks like there are a few sites with the same 2 parameters ( 0x000000F4,0x0000000000000003) in that stop error. And quite a few of them the hdd disappears. It maybe faulty. Or the cable connecting it maybe playing up Can you boot into safe mode without it crashing?? Some sites also say this can happen with some SSD's. Do you know if there is an SSD in the back of this (or wherever it is)	Speedy Gonzales (78)
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