Discussion Locked
0 helpful
1 reply
Closed to new repliesThis discussion is closed. It stays readable, but it takes no new replies.
Recently upgraded to XP Pro with SP2. After minor hiccup getting XP to recognize some old files and old modem, a few days later ran into a problem that the PC would not shut down properly . Blue screen came up suggesting I check bios and drivers with following errors. 0x0000008E(0xC0000005 0x8062A21D 0F393FA50 0x000000000 It then dumped 100 files shut down and automatically rebooted a number of times with the same messages. Have gone into XP and cured the dumping of files but now XP does not shut down unless I push the off button after the showing of that same blue screen warning of the serious consequences of such errors. Does not seem to be a hardware problem unless my nerdy techie friend upset something inside the PC when installing another hard-drive just prior to the upgrade.
1 reply
by hozcanhan
hi Frank ! To be frank with you best option is to do a reinstallation from zero after a full back up . Why ? After so much dump and errors it is the best remedy to have a trust in your new set up . BUT you can also do the following . In the bios of you r PC enable and configure the Power and Standby options . Get the driver of your motherboard and use it while installing the Xp . After installing XP check the Power configuration options in the command centre .
Good luck .
This discussion is closed to new replies.
Trending Windows Forum posts
Sort by Trending
0 helpful
13 replies
0 helpful
2 replies
0 helpful
10 replies
Question Unanswered
i need help in transferring my bulk emlx files
0 helpful
0 replies
Question Locked
Do You Save Useful Windows Tutorial Videos for Later
0 helpful
7 replies