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[H0ly zip]

Hi im zip and how is everyone

Bad news though
I have a problem one which i need "Good" advice for
Recently i installed a new Duel layered Dvd drive in my hp Pavilion a1410y desktop pc
and i have been getting a blue "stop error" (an error in which a blue screen comes up with an error code forcing me to restart my computer)
This "stop error" usually occurs when i open an application
But i dont think that it is caused by me installing the new dvd drive because this did not start occuring until a while after i installed it ( a month or two)

any help out there?

[Capper]

We need to know what the error code is....at the bottom of that blue screen is a code.......copy that down and post it here.

[Jokerswild]

Welcome to HardwareLogic zip.

[H0ly zip]

Thank you jokers and will do capper

[oldman_gamer]

Welcome to HL!

[garetjax]

Originally Posted by H0ly zip

Hi im zip and how is everyone

Welcome to HL Zip! Glad to have you here and encourage you to spend as much time as you can here. =)

Originally Posted by H0ly zip

Bad news though. I have a problem one which i need "Good" advice for. Recently i installed a new Duel layered Dvd drive in my hp Pavilion a1410y desktop pc and i have been getting a blue "stop error" (an error in which a blue screen comes up with an error code forcing me to restart my computer)

Originally Posted by Capper

We need to know what the error code is....at the bottom of that blue screen is a code.......copy that down and post it here.

Capper is correct, Zip. The technical information at the bottom of the BSOD screen is almost a requirement in order to discern what is wrong with your system. It should look something similar to this:

*** STOP: 0x00000096 (0x00000004, 0x805461F0, 0xB20000000, 0x00070F0F)

This was (and still is) a BSOD I keep getting on my main machine. Providing us this technical information will help in figuring out your problem.

If you can't write down the information fast enough because your system reboots after you get the BSOD, in WindowsXP try to get into Safe mode by rapidly pressing your F8 key. Once you're in Safe Mode, right click My Computer, select Properties, and click the Advanced tab. Go to Startup and Recovery and click the Settings button. Under System Failure, uncheck the option labeled Automatically Restart.

Reboot your computer, and the next time your notebook BSOD's, write down any information you can, ensuring you write everything down correctly. If you could also provide the error name, that would help as well. That is located at the top of the BSOD screen and should have text with underscores (_) separating the words.

[H0ly zip]

Originally Posted by garetjax

Capper is correct, Zip. The technical information at the bottom of the BSOD screen is almost a requirement in order to discern what is wrong with your system. It should look something similar to this:

*** STOP: 0x00000096 (0x00000004, 0x805461F0, 0xB20000000, 0x00070F0F)

This was (and still is) a BSOD I keep getting on my main machine. Providing us this technical information will help in figuring out your problem.

If you can't write down the information fast enough because your system reboots after you get the BSOD, in WindowsXP try to get into Safe mode by rapidly pressing your F8 key. Once you're in Safe Mode, right click My Computer, select Properties, and click the Advanced tab. Go to Startup and Recovery and click the Settings button. Under System Failure, uncheck the option labeled Automatically Restart.

Reboot your computer, and the next time your notebook BSOD's, write down any information you can, ensuring you write everything down correctly. If you could also provide the error name, that would help as well. That is located at the top of the BSOD screen and should have text with underscores (_) separating the words.

Well luckily enough i had done that long ago so it doesnt reboot automatically

here is the error code


***Stop: 0x0000008E (0XC0000005, 0X80535AE3, 0XF4EBBB94, 0X00000000)

[H0ly zip]

(crap double post srry)
okay i got this registry program that claims it can fix my problem
its called RegCure

[stinger608]

Originally Posted by H0ly zip

(crap double post srry)
okay i got this registry program that claims it can fix my problem
its called RegCure

STOP!!!!! Do not just download a program that claims that it can fix registry problems!!!!! Most of the ones that claim that are viruses

Give it a day or so, and we will help you through this problem.

[H0ly zip]

Originally Posted by stinger608

STOP!!!!! Do not just download a program that claims that it can fix registry problems!!!!! Most of the ones that claim that are viruses

Give it a day or so, and we will help you through this problem.

GO!!!!!!
Dont worry im not that dumb
i scanned it with virus total
then i searched google for some reputable "street cred"
and i did not install it
i was just looking for an opinion