Constant blue screen crashes
So I'm scrolling through the site, then suddenly a blue screen of death pops up. PC restarts, gets to the windows loading screen, and gets another BSoD. Restarts, same thing. Tried it in Safe Mode, same thing.
Is the harddrive dead, or what? Can I get anything off of it, and if so, how? |
That useless 0000000xxabc00000000 code is actually useful in these situation.
Sometimes. |
I can't read any of it. The BSoD is literally up for less than a whole second before it restarts.
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Get you camera ready :lol
P.S. use the video not the snapshot. |
It's most likely a fried HD though. You can set it up as a slave drive later and pull what you can off of it.
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The camera bit was a damned good idea, Tadao.
It's giving me this code: STOP: 0x0000000A (0x00000000, 0x0000001C, 0x00000001, 0x804F803C) The "8" in the last one might be a B, I couldn't quite make it out. |
Ok, the important part is the STOP: 0x0000000A
There is a lot of info if you google it but this might be the "easiest" http://www.updatexp.com/stop-messages.html Quote:
http://www.adopenstatic.com/cs/blogs...0_-part-1.aspx It's a bad one though. It could be hardware or a driver. |
If the computer stays on long enough, you might be able to look at system properties to see if there is a X mark next to a driver on a piece of hardware. I'm not sure if safe mode will show it cause I don't think it turns on all the drivers.
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I did a Windows repair installation and that seemed to do the trick, albeit resetting it back to Service Pack 1.
I don't know what to think, really. I hadn't installed any new hardware, or drivers. It just quit working right in the middle of doing nothing. |
Sometimes windows updates drivers behind the scenes. Sometimes my computer will tell me it needs to reboot because it installed new windows drivers on it's own.
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