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cAPTAINhdy
I get a Stop error on my 2k serve:
STOP 0X0000001E, KMODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED (0XC0000005, 0XF21202FB,
0X00000000, 0X00000028)
There is no Device driver or dll listed.....
I can boot in safe mode, Safe mode w/net support, and Directory repair.
I Uninstalled the past weeks updates and the Divx codec recently
installed.
I was having problems with Adobe 7 pro just prior to this issue and was
and still am unable to reinstall or uninstall the program. Tells me
something about an invalid installer...
I have tried the following:
Full Virus Scan - Both Avast pro and antivirus.com Found Nothing
Scan Disk in a separate standalone XP box and on The Server in
Directory repair mode.
Removed SCSI card
Removed IDE Controller card (Silicon Image SiI 680 ATA 133)
Disabled all Windows Media Services
Ran diskperf -n from a dos prompt
Disabled any memory caching in BIOS
Tried booting into VGA mode - Same Error
Disabled and enabled Adobe LM Service
Updated Video Drivers - Well Reinstalled them
Disabled Terminal Services
Removed my Present Antivirus program
So far nothing has made a difference.
System is a P3 Duel 700 Processors, 512 megs Registered ram, Intel duel
slot 1 MB, P6B40D-A5, Boot Drive is WD 40. I have Service pack 4 and
all the Windows Updates installed.
Any ideas please Help
CaptainHDY
SEADS LLC
(e-mail address removed)
STOP 0X0000001E, KMODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED (0XC0000005, 0XF21202FB,
0X00000000, 0X00000028)
There is no Device driver or dll listed.....
I can boot in safe mode, Safe mode w/net support, and Directory repair.
I Uninstalled the past weeks updates and the Divx codec recently
installed.
I was having problems with Adobe 7 pro just prior to this issue and was
and still am unable to reinstall or uninstall the program. Tells me
something about an invalid installer...
I have tried the following:
Full Virus Scan - Both Avast pro and antivirus.com Found Nothing
Scan Disk in a separate standalone XP box and on The Server in
Directory repair mode.
Removed SCSI card
Removed IDE Controller card (Silicon Image SiI 680 ATA 133)
Disabled all Windows Media Services
Ran diskperf -n from a dos prompt
Disabled any memory caching in BIOS
Tried booting into VGA mode - Same Error
Disabled and enabled Adobe LM Service
Updated Video Drivers - Well Reinstalled them
Disabled Terminal Services
Removed my Present Antivirus program
So far nothing has made a difference.
System is a P3 Duel 700 Processors, 512 megs Registered ram, Intel duel
slot 1 MB, P6B40D-A5, Boot Drive is WD 40. I have Service pack 4 and
all the Windows Updates installed.
Any ideas please Help
CaptainHDY
SEADS LLC
(e-mail address removed)