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Every time I switch off my pc in the evening I get the Fatal Blue screen:
Exception 06 at 0000:00007DDA
Exception 0B at 013F:0000499E
Every time I switch on in the morning I get the Fatal Blue Screen - same errors. I then have to run scandisk.
Ihave run windows scandisk and defragger. PC is a Pentium 450 running Windows 95 version B 128mb RAM. Do I need to think about formating my 8Gb hard drive and reloading Windows?

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by mike (from canada)

only format your hard drive if it only does contain bad sectors. You might have to replace your motherboard. and you might want to help me on this one... why does a blue screen show up for you when your computer is off? When you switch your computeroff, you should see a black screen with nothing on it. I find that so weird.

by frybrian

By stating the computer is off - I mean I close through the windows "Shut Down" and the Fatal Blue appears. I then physically switch off.

by @lberto

There is something going on with your Windows, probably some files corrupted because of a hard disk problem. I suggest you to backup your important information, fdisk your hard disk, then format it and install windows again.
After this and loadingthe proper drivers for your hardware you shouldn't have further problems.
Regards,
@lberto

by dmiles

When booting up your machine,pay close attention to the exception code,it will note what hardware is causing the problem to cause this error message,it may be a hard drive problem that has bad sectors or corrupt files reading the drive at boot.

by Member 25073181

I would look at answer three first. Do a bit of investigation, it may be an easily fixable problem which requires reinstalling drivers, uninstalling conflicting software or something like that. You may well need to look at answer two, that will either fix your problem, or enable you to identify that it is hardware related rather than operating system of software related

Hope this helps

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