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stephen
I'm very new to Windows 2000 Pro after too many years using Win98.
Just wondering if these are 'normal' win2k behaviors:
After every software load, when the system restarts I will get a blue screen
with white text displaying some message, but the display is so brief I can't
read the complete message, but I do seem to see "memory dump" in there a
lot.
The system automatically reboots and then everything opens fine.
Sometimes this blue screen 'stick's and the system does NOT automatically
reboot.
I see "Unable to load device driver ...\system32\drivers\usbd.sys
0XC0000221.
On most occasions, the only thing I have connected to the USB port is a
Microsoft Optical Mouse which was recognized by Plug-and-Play and I never
installed from the CD as I did in
Win98.
Sometimes I will have the mouse and a portable hard drive attached to the
USB port. The manufacturer claims that this device does not require any
additional device driver installation under Win2K (it did in Win98 and I
installed from their CD).
Are the automatic reboot blue screens just part of how Win2K is supposed to
work?
Just wondering if these are 'normal' win2k behaviors:
After every software load, when the system restarts I will get a blue screen
with white text displaying some message, but the display is so brief I can't
read the complete message, but I do seem to see "memory dump" in there a
lot.
The system automatically reboots and then everything opens fine.
Sometimes this blue screen 'stick's and the system does NOT automatically
reboot.
I see "Unable to load device driver ...\system32\drivers\usbd.sys
0XC0000221.
On most occasions, the only thing I have connected to the USB port is a
Microsoft Optical Mouse which was recognized by Plug-and-Play and I never
installed from the CD as I did in
Win98.
Sometimes I will have the mouse and a portable hard drive attached to the
USB port. The manufacturer claims that this device does not require any
additional device driver installation under Win2K (it did in Win98 and I
installed from their CD).
Are the automatic reboot blue screens just part of how Win2K is supposed to
work?