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BSOD Issues
It's a mystery to me where Windows keeps the registry, does anyone know where it is and whether my solution is possible? If not anyone think of another solution? Worst comes to worst I'll boot from the Windows CD and do a full repair but then I'll have to reinstall all my programs as most of them use the registry

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If I'd stay away from here until the day that Windows would BSOD on me, indeed it would most probably take until the end of time. But you run and use Windows daily, And it's no mystery why: when you're paid to develop something that has to compete in the marketplace you work longer and harder at it.

The nightmare before Christmas!
Judi jcr...@highstream.net rec arts mystery my computer is having issues...the blue screen of death. i am taking it in for a tuneup....hopefully they won't have it long. see ya when it's healthy sue k Hmm, I wonder if this is what's happening to mine. Jeff can't seem to find the problem.

Daemon's true identity!!
Jerry Gluck gp...@interport.net comp os ms-windows win95 moderated A friends PC (Dell 200 MHz Pentium) started hanging during boot (BSOD). Enabling the boot log showed that it was failing (code 002) on the load of file symknl16.dll. I search of the PC turned up no file. Running Norton's Unerase came up blank.

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I googled for STOP C4 but couldn't really even find any hits on this particular STOP error. I occasionally get a STOP 7E thrown in also. I have not added any new hardware or software lately. It is a mystery for sure. Has anyone else experienced STOP C4 errors? Mike McWhinney This applies to win2000 does it help ?

Here's what M$ give us
drew kie...@yahoo.com alt comp periphs mainboard abit alt comp periphs videocards nvidia microsoft public hardware microsoft public win98 gen_discussion microsoft public win98 performance One more thing: PII 400 not OC'd drew.

BSOD Mystery, can anyone tell me what causes this.
Dietmar dietmar.stoelt...@t-online.de microsoft public windowsxp embedded Hi all, I "solved" the mystery of suddenly BSOD with EWF after (some) reboot: Sometimes EWF induces a write to (new subkey in Volume) HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\ControlSet001\Enum\STORAGE This new entry causes the BSOD.

kernal stack inpage error
Manual, Zip drive power on during boot Seemed to be ok during boot, but failed with a IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL BSOD just before logon screen. 2. Manual, Zip drive power off during boot Ok during boot. Powered on Zip drive. Started ppa3nt. Service started. No Zip drive found in Explorer. 3. Automatic, Zip drive power

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Yup, that mystery patch is suspect. I bet a PCI device is found near the scene of the crime as well. Don't forget to inspect your device tree, including hidden devices, to make sure there isn'ta conflict. it's definitely a hardware device issue, only those devices interact with windows and the BIOS that way.

HDD Mystery
Damned mystery to us to. -Scott -----Original Message----- Hi, I've been experiencing an odd variation of blue screen's in Windows XP since upgrading my system. The weirdest part is it only happens once a day, when I first turn on my PC, after the reboot, it will run perfectly all day long.

ICON Redraw Mystery
Hajde pliz malo objasni na što misliš, stvarno ne kužim. www.google.com, "nvidia infinite loop" (bez navodnika). -- the yeti loves to drink shnaps too, so he's like a real shaman... he, uhm, uh, if you want to contact him, you have to put some alcoholic offerings in front of the forest. [-mystery of the yeti]

BSOD on bootup, please help!
Vera Noest Vera.No...@remove-this.hem.utfors.se microsoft public win2000 general "Argyle" <nos...@nospam.com> skrev i meddelandet news:Oicu1l$CCHA.1692@tkmsftngp05... I have a Win2000 machine that blue screens every couple of days. I have absolutely no clue why. This is the event log entry: The computer has

EWF BSOD
Everyone loves a mystery, right? This one's getting a little tired though. Just bought new MB/case/memory, trying to get a more stable system, but after a week of fiddling, I am frequently getting a "STOP 0x0000000A IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL" blue screen on startup. At first I thought it was caused by improper CPU

THE UGLY BSOD
Catherine Fiorello cathynos...@starbeast.nospam.net rec arts mystery On Sat, 05 Mar 2005 18:50:56 +0000, Bud wrote: Not much to maintain, experiment, yes. Well, yeah, that's actually what he's doing. Cathy.

OT: BSOD irql_not_equal_or_less...
Greetings, I hope someone can help me with this mystery. This will take a bit to explain. A few weeks ago, I tried to install XP and my system was very unhappy. I got the BSOD several times and after the system rebooted, there was a message that stated that there was a problem with my HDD and it needed to be

Mystery BSOD - what is causing this?
It's frustrating to see a BSOD (Blue Screen of Death), but it's even more frustrating to just see your computer continually rebooting for no apparent reason. It's possible the problem is unrelated. I can start up in safe mode. I've attached my event log for those who might solve the mystery from that.

Mystery BSOD - what is causing this?
Steven L Umbach sumb...@ameritech.net microsoft public win2000 general Usually Microsoft support can tell you for a price. My experience - bad drivers, flaky or underswize power supply, and overheating cpu are the main culprits with bad memory being an occasional problem. --- Steve "Argyle" <nos...@nospam.com>

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Walter Clayton w-clayto...@SPmailandnewsAM.com microsoft public win98 gen_discussion microsoft public win98 performance Quote from an earlier fix: "thanx for the help, I was able to solve the problem........from the Asus website I had upgraded my video card driver, but had not unistalled the previous version,

User a/c gets deleted part 2!
comPOST rec arts mystery Sue Kelso wrote: ok, $195.00 later the bsod is gone. somehow my OS got corrupted. yes, i run windows so no remarks from the peanut gallery. they had to reformat my hard drive but were able to save my documents, pictures, music, email etc. after reinstalling everything, all is good. sue k At

What the hell is this this in my Startup???
No joe-bloe websites called "LinuxHeaven" (made up) full of some mystery users problems. I'm looking to the printed or published (web) media for cases where they document this effect. Exclude knowledgebase articles or bug reports by users. Again, I'm being specific. The only BSOD I've seen is the really cool one