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| 122425 | 2003-02-19 08:59:00 | I have recently had built a new cpu with W98 installed. After I have turned on the computer and used it for 3 to 5 minutes it goes into the blue screen and has messages about fatal exceptions OE. They are not the same every time. If I re-boot with ctrl/alt/del it then works fine. Does anyone have a simple solution for this problem that I may be able to do myself. Thanks |
Glen (3203) | ||
| 122426 | 2003-02-19 09:07:00 | details dude details. what are the pc specs? error messages? |
tweak'e (174) | ||
| 122427 | 2003-02-19 19:16:00 | its infact 0E not OE these are memory errors, can be by a programme using incorrect memmory addresses or your RAM not configured correctly or your virtual memmory not configured correctly. But unless you give more details we won't be able to help. We need hardware specs, we also need to know what you are loading up at startup. Are these 0E errors causing a fault in a certain app? |
roofus (483) | ||
| 122428 | 2003-02-19 19:22:00 | all i did was type 0E into google and i then clicked on the first result. It looks like a pretty good site www.infinisource.com |
roofus (483) | ||
| 122429 | 2003-02-20 02:58:00 | Here are some details of my computer. Win98 4.10.2222A AMD Athlon xp 1800+ 256mb RAM IE 6.0.2800.11001S SP1 Startup Programs:- run win.ini ScanRegistry Registry(MachineRun) TaskMonitor " " SystemTray " " LoadPowerProfile " " SoundMan " " EasyTuneIV " " AVG_CC " " POINTER " ' Hotbar " " LoadPowerProfile Registry(MachineService) SchedulingAgent " " Avgserv9.exe " " By the way I'm not a dude, I'm a Grandmother so am not finding this easy to do. Glen |
Glen (3203) | ||
| 122430 | 2003-02-20 03:22:00 | check out that link i gave. next time it happens write down every word then post it back here. because usually it will say "OE has caused an exception at xxx:00xxxx in ????(??) bla bla bla" some of us more experienced members can decipher what it means and help you out. as far as the progs you have loaded, the only one looking dodgy to me is hotbar |
roofus (483) | ||
| 122431 | 2003-02-20 05:00:00 | I always thought blue screen errors were generated by the computer genie merely to confuse (which person in their right mind would produce a seemingly meaningless string of random letters and numbers as the reason for an error?). A week or so back I finally set out to find if there was a pattern behind them. I came across the following at Microsoft (support.microsoft.com) Incidentally, computers use base 16 rather than base 10. Base 10 goes 1,2,3....9,10,11.... Base 16 goes 0,1,2,3....9,A,B,C,D,E,F,10,11...19,1A... (This explains Cs and the like sneaking into numbers. They are used as numbers) |
Heather P (163) | ||
| 122432 | 2003-02-20 08:39:00 | here are some of the ones that I had noted down 0028:C02A3EEE in VXD VWIN32(05) + 00002A16 0028: C000727D in VXD VMN(01) + 0000627D 0028: C00CC32A in VXD AVGCORE(01) + 0004FFC2 0028: FF047B47 in UHCD(01) + 000046E7 0028: C000727D in VXD VMM(01) + 0000627D 0167: BFF850C9 0167: BFF71995 0028:C8778243 0028: C004CAC4 in VXD VFAT(01) + 0000AA5C 0028:C000A398 in VXD VMM(01) + 00009398 0028: C02A0B61 in VXD NTKERN(08) + 0000AD21 0028: C0037459 in VXD IFSMGR(01) + 00003A95 0028: FF0EEZ58 in VXD SYSAUDIO(04) + 00002D18 0028: FF04EFaa in PORTCLS(01) + 00004D8A 0028: C000727D in VXD VMM(01) + 0000627D 0028: C004CDB9 in VXD VFAT(01) + 0000ADE1 Have also had an access violation at address BFF7B9AA in module Kernal32 dll read address C2C553EF and others that I did not write down. Is this any help? Thanks, Glen |
Glen (3203) | ||
| 122433 | 2003-02-20 19:10:00 | For there to be so many errors in so many apps will generally mean that your RAM is misconfigured or is faulty. Hopefully tweake replies back here and can put more light on it, He's one of the most experienced members on this board. this VxD is a "virtual device driver" which are loaded as windows starts, they have memmory address's that they use and if the memmory isn't working right then obviously the driver won't work right. And I believe this is the case with you. |
roofus (483) | ||
| 122434 | 2003-02-20 19:23:00 | > Does anyone have a simple solution for this problem that I may be able to do myself . From here it looks like the answer to that question is No . > I have recently had built a new cpu with W98 installed . My advice is that since you have a computer that is NOT working properly you should return it to where you got it from and tell them to fix it . They should not charge you anything to put it right . If you start fiddling with it yourself they would have a good excuse to turn around and say it was your fault and therefore not covered by their "warranty" . Take it back now . |
Susan B (19) | ||
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