System error help

CesarePlay · Post by **CesarePlay** » 10 Jun 2008, 19:07

I need help here. Every hour now this error message keeps coming up.

0x0000009C (0X00000000, 0XBAB3C050, 0XB2000040, 0X00000800)

What does this mean and what can I do?

CesarePlay · Post by **CesarePlay** » 10 Jun 2008, 19:36

I now know what is but can't find the problem. I now plugged everything out and then put them back in again so hopefully it stays working.

Hex_Rated · Post by **Hex_Rated** » 10 Jun 2008, 19:44

Do you have an Audigy 2 ZS or 650i chipset

CesarePlay · Post by **CesarePlay** » 10 Jun 2008, 20:14

I got a p5n32e sli plus motherboard. It was not sound related at all. It occurred even when not playing music. It seems ok for now.

CesarePlay · Post by **CesarePlay** » 10 Jun 2008, 22:29

I really need help. It still gives me this error. I can't play a single game. The minute I try this message always comes up. I took the sound card and still it occurs. I unplugged everything and plugged in and still it happens. Sometimes it won't even boot at all.

Hex_Rated · Post by **Hex_Rated** » 10 Jun 2008, 23:11

My normal solution would be to reinstall windows. Maybe try find DriverCleaner and reinstall the drivers first. Are you running XP?

http://www.techspot.com/vb/topic96753.html

This person is using a P5n32e board and gets the same error.

CesarePlay · Post by **CesarePlay** » 10 Jun 2008, 23:17

Yes. I running xp home. I thought it was the ram at first because just before the error the computer did a loud beeping sound and then came that BSOD.

Could it be my windows is corrupt? Also what about the starting up issues I am now getting?

Post by **Stuart** » 10 Jun 2008, 23:23

I'd start backing up stuff now before it's too late and then reformat.

CesarePlay · Post by **CesarePlay** » 10 Jun 2008, 23:29

schase wrote:I'd start backing up stuff now before it's too late and then reformat.

I have started. I have to get more tomorrow. I have many saved replays from fifa manager 08 I need to keep and my saved games from it as well. I think I also just pop in a store to ask them to check because for exactly 1 hour I could not get into windows or even get my computer to boot up.

Post by **Anakha56** » 10 Jun 2008, 23:59

If you do manage to get into windows you can always run a command to replace all corrupt windows with the original install files, you will however need the same cd that you installed xp with.

Run --> cmd --> sfc /verifyonly

That will run sfc just to check the files to see if they are corrupt, if you wanted to scan to replace files change /verifyonly to /scannow.

Also if windows is not loading you could always boot off of your XP cd go to repair console and run a chkdsk scan that should sort out booting problems to allow you to run the sfc command.

CesarePlay · Post by **CesarePlay** » 11 Jun 2008, 08:22

Anakha56 wrote:If you do manage to get into windows you can always run a command to replace all corrupt windows with the original install files, you will however need the same cd that you installed xp with.

Run --> cmd --> sfc /verifyonly

That will run sfc just to check the files to see if they are corrupt, if you wanted to scan to replace files change /verifyonly to /scannow.

Also if windows is not loading you could always boot off of your XP cd go to repair console and run a chkdsk scan that should sort out booting problems to allow you to run the sfc command.

Ok thanks. I will try that.