DosFreak

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#49824

2001-05-22 00:55

1. Have you flashed to the latest mobo bios?
2. Using latest drivers for all devices?
3. Are you using ACPI?

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Dragon-Lord

274 Posts
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Joined 2000-03-11

#49825

2001-05-22 08:32

are you running an SBLive card on your system?
 
:}

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SplanK

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#49826

2001-05-22 09:12

I think I am running hte latest drivers for the cards - although the LAN card and SBLve are running the ones installed by Windows
 
I tried taking hte SBLive out but that did not work
I have installed Win"K with and without ACPI, and I have the latest BIOS for my mobo - still get the problenm
 
the enoying thing is I dont know how to triger the BSOD :|

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Cynan

369 Posts
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#49827

2001-05-22 09:27

STOP 0x0A messages can be caused by a few things such as, EasyCD Creator, Norton AntiVirus, WinRoute... the list goes on. Do a search on the MS Knowledge Base for that stop # and see if anything is relevent to you.
 
--Cynan.

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ValkyerieK7

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#49828

2001-05-22 09:36

What kind of RaM (what brand) do you have installed on your system? I have had those blue screens when I bought a pathetic stick of RAM ..
AFter taking it out. everything is stable now

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SplanK

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#49829

2001-05-22 09:38

I do have some RAM that was from a computer fair - although it was not cheep - but its not a well known brand name
could memory cause this error - but it is so random, and I dont know how to trigure the event. I have had Win2K runnign or like 2 days before running SETI@home and that was OK...

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ValkyerieK7

118 Posts
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#49830

2001-05-22 09:47

hmmm..which computer fair btw?? I go to the ones in pomona, CA. And yeah I came across a bad stick from a computer fair myself .and yeah .the blue screens were random ..pretty random. Try disabling a quick power on self test in the BIOS so that a thorough memory test will take place. could be a bad stick.

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Cynan

369 Posts
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#49831

2001-05-22 09:54

MemTestx86 is a good memory checker.
 
--Cynan.

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SplanK

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#49832

2001-05-22 09:56

what does that program do - would it report any faults why Win2K aint workin?

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Cynan

369 Posts
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#49833

2001-05-22 10:10

Its checks out your RAM for errors. It installs in the boot sector of a floppy, and loads up upon boot. If your RAM is faulty, it'll find it.
 
--Cynan.

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rgodart

269 Posts
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#49834

2001-05-22 13:57

Try booting without that ISA network card plugged in

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Master Of Orion

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#49835

2004-08-21 00:24

I have this same problem accept its when i dont have an operating on the computer, so are there any suggestions that you can give to me. I have tried looking for irq option in my bios and they are non-existant, this computer is a compaq, if that changes anything.
 
Thanks

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iqbal_tannu

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Joined 2004-09-08

#49836

2004-09-08 07:58

Originally posted by SplanK:

Quote:A newbie to Win2K...I keep getting
 
***STOP: 0x0000000A (0xE13B4668, 0x00000002, 0x00000000, 0x80461A03)IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL
***Address 80461A03 baase at 80400000, datestamp 3ad7ad60 ntoskrnl.exe
Beginning dump of physical memory
 
I dont know whwta is trigering this STOP BSOD, but from the NTOSKRNL.EXE - I think it is not a driver related issue otherwise it would state the driver file which caused the STOP BSOD??
 
Please help - its really stressing me out!!
My computer details can be found on
http://www.btinternet.com/~daisy.walters
 

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