Computers Screwed Up - Page 4

Flanle · July 30th, 2006

ok i rote down the bso thing
i hope it helps
i really dont know wat it means

"chek for adequet disk space
if driver is identified in stop messege disable and or change video adapters
chek for bios updates
disable bios memory caching or shadowing
technical info:
stop: "
and theres a bunch of stuff like 0x0000008e

im sure theres adequat disk space
but ill chek for bios updates

**stinger608** · July 30th, 2006

Well here is the info strait from Microsoft!!! According to them, you may have a bad RAM in the system.

Here is the link:

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/315335

Hope this helps :shock:

Flanle · July 30th, 2006

well in thatcase
ididnt think that meant anything
itactualy says

technical info

stop 0x0000008e (0xc0000005, 0x80593803, 0xb8ccfbe8, 0x0000000)

polobunny · July 30th, 2006

The best advice then would be to make a memtest86+ bootdisc (www.memtest.org, you can burn this with your favorite ISO burning program) and boot your computer with it.
It will scan your memory for errors, normally it doesn't take very long until an error is found (as soon as an error is found you'll see some red lines display at the bottom of the screen saying where the errors are located, if there's any) but sometimes I can also take a few hours, see 24 hours.
If there's any error the best thing to do would be to send your memory on warranty at Kingston.

July 30th, 2006	#31
Flanle Join Date: Jul 2006 Posts: 19	ok i rote down the bso thing i hope it helps i really dont know wat it means "chek for adequet disk space if driver is identified in stop messege disable and or change video adapters chek for bios updates disable bios memory caching or shadowing technical info: stop: " and theres a bunch of stuff like 0x0000008e im sure theres adequat disk space but ill chek for bios updates AMD Oteron @2GHz Abit KN8 SLI 2 512 of kingston DDR 7600 GT GeForce 1 250Gb SATA WD HD 1 250Gb WD HD 500 W i think

July 30th, 2006	#32
stinger608 Silence..Or I kill you! Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: In the Zone! Posts: 3,001 Blog Entries: 1	Well here is the info strait from Microsoft!!! According to them, you may have a bad RAM in the system. Here is the link: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/315335 Hope this helps :shock: HEATWARE

July 30th, 2006	#33
Flanle Join Date: Jul 2006 Posts: 19	well in thatcase ididnt think that meant anything itactualy says technical info stop 0x0000008e (0xc0000005, 0x80593803, 0xb8ccfbe8, 0x0000000) AMD Oteron @2GHz Abit KN8 SLI 2 512 of kingston DDR 7600 GT GeForce 1 250Gb SATA WD HD 1 250Gb WD HD 500 W i think

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July 30th, 2006	#34
polobunny T-Rex Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 5,310 Blog Entries: 6	The best advice then would be to make a memtest86+ bootdisc (www.memtest.org, you can burn this with your favorite ISO burning program) and boot your computer with it. It will scan your memory for errors, normally it doesn't take very long until an error is found (as soon as an error is found you'll see some red lines display at the bottom of the screen saying where the errors are located, if there's any) but sometimes I can also take a few hours, see 24 hours. If there's any error the best thing to do would be to send your memory on warranty at Kingston.