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| Thread ID: 33686 | 2003-05-22 22:56:00 | Strange screen message | norrol (2154) | Press F1 |
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| 146623 | 2003-05-22 22:56:00 | Using xp pro and while loading a game the screen went blue with a message I couldnt read . On a reboot windows wanted to check the disk and now after checking the disc before starting it wont load xp and it reboots to want to check the disk each time I start up . The only way I can use and get windows to load is to not let it proceed with a disk check and it works ok . I did get the following message on a disk check \ Windows \Dump caec temp is cross linked on allocation unit 135108 . How do I or what is causing this disk check and could it be faulty software i have loaded Ron the i put the itagain get the same blue screen i |
norrol (2154) | ||
| 146624 | 2003-05-22 23:08:00 | Does your "enter" key stick or something??? .Clueless |
Clueless (181) | ||
| 146625 | 2003-05-23 00:02:00 | Nothing wrong with the enter key | norrol (2154) | ||
| 146626 | 2003-05-23 02:13:00 | This usually happens when u have a faulty and unstable hard-drive, but i not saying it is definetly the hard drive that is causing the problem, also it might be that your cpu gets too hot, when the cpu get too hot it automatically restarts the computer in order to protect its self, especially if u have a athlon or duron cpu. but i don't really think that the cpu getting too hot is the cause of the problem because if it is the problem then the computer will often restart during game play. these are the two culprts that i could think of, there certainly might be other causes. hope u find that usefuk l |
attaboy999 (3517) | ||
| 146627 | 2003-05-23 03:10:00 | >I did get the following message on a disk > check \ Windows \Dump caec temp is cross linked on > allocation unit 135108 . Hi Ron Let the disk check run to conclusion then chose an option to either delete the cross linked cluster or save the data to file . Either way will get rid of the message . It isn't serious, it is just Windows way of telling you that a file is linked to two different location addresses . Alternatively you could try to delete the file named but it might be a bit problematic if it is cross-linked . I don't use XP so I can't be more specific about the options you will see . Cheers Billy 8-{) |
Billy T (70) | ||
| 146628 | 2003-05-23 03:19:00 | Hi Billy T Thanks for the help and I could also use Restore to go back to a time before I had this problem Reguards Ron | norrol (2154) | ||
| 146629 | 2003-05-23 04:47:00 | That restore probably won't help until the crosslinked problem has been fixed. It was caused by a crash while writing to the disk (that install :_|), and it means that the file structure is faulty. | Graham L (2) | ||
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