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Sharon Moore
While trying to load SP3 for Windows 2000Professional, I
managed to get a STOP error message after the archiving
was done. My husband said he has gotten this type of
message before (not the same message) and has had to
manually shut the computer down, then restart it again,
and the message clears and all is well. We attempted
this procedure multiple times and we still get the same
message. Here is what the message says:
follow mfg guidelines (or something like that); check
with vendor for any BIOS updates and disable BIOS memory
options (caching or shadowing), etc... We have followed
the advice that is with the message and we still get the
same message. I do not know what to do at this point.
There were no problems with the OS prior to the
installation of W2KSP3. Please advise as I need this
system for installing a COBOL compiler for college course
in COBOL. Thanks
managed to get a STOP error message after the archiving
was done. My husband said he has gotten this type of
message before (not the same message) and has had to
manually shut the computer down, then restart it again,
and the message clears and all is well. We attempted
this procedure multiple times and we still get the same
message. Here is what the message says:
sufficient amount; if driver identified in the message toSTOP: 0x0000001E (0xC0000005, 0xED3DCDCD7, 0x00000000, 0x000000AE)
KMODE_EXEPTION_NOT_HANDLED
Then it advises us to check for adequate disk space,
follow mfg guidelines (or something like that); check
with vendor for any BIOS updates and disable BIOS memory
options (caching or shadowing), etc... We have followed
the advice that is with the message and we still get the
same message. I do not know what to do at this point.
There were no problems with the OS prior to the
installation of W2KSP3. Please advise as I need this
system for installing a COBOL compiler for college course
in COBOL. Thanks