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by kbud

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System was working fine then started getting Fatel messages Fatel oe occured at 0028:ff87cde when I hit a key then I get fatel at od 0000:00000000 I am running Win 98-SE Duel maxtors H/D 320 meg ram P-2 350 and have tried everything I know pulled cards shanged mem even put h/d in another system can not find any answer from M/Soft just a run around the Hard drive is loaded with no back up The messages just pop up any time sometimes at startup (Help I need this H/D going so I can get things Off it also it is my master

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by shuja52

It is 100% sure that fatal exception error 0D is not due to HDD failure, either your RAM opr Mother board is faulty. Ps check

by kbud

I ran Ramexam and also maxdiag even shanged out the ram in the system got samething

by kbud

I installed the H/D in another complete system differant mother board and mem but I still got the fatel exceptions I did discover that I can run it in safe mode and do not get them (the OE and OD) I used the msconfig and took everything on of start up that was not need but it did not help (still need help with this one)

by joerie_b

I think the problem is in your application, try to remember if you install some application before this problem show-up and uninstall that application. Or just your registry.

by kbud

The proble was in part application due to and install and then a delete

by mrjay67

sounds more like a driver issue. Hard to say since you dont have an exact same PC to test with. Since the harddrive is set to work with different hardware it doesnt surprise me that you get errors on the other system as well. I would go to safe mode and remove all drivers in device manager. Try to get updated drivers if possible and reload them.

If that doesnt work try reducing system down to bare neccessities. I.E: HD, RAM, VIDEO, Motherboard. No sound, modem/NIC, or extras that arent esential. See if the problem continues. Try swapping piece by piece if able to. You should be able to get to the trouble piece. Might try hardware in different system to see if you get errors there.

just my thoughts.

Jason

by mmurdock

Try unchecking autoexec.bat and config.sys in msconfig as well as taking out the startup items and see if that works.

mark

by kbud

I found the problem my son was installing a program on my system and used the wrong disk he used Win 98 first edition and the system has Win98se on it when he could not get the program to work he just deleted instead of using the uninstall and as weknow that really messed everything up everyone was on the right track and I thank everyone for the comments

by kbud

I had three comments that were on the right track how do I change the point value to be fair

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