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Re: Boot up problem !
well i narrowed it down so far If the second parameter (0xbbbbbbbb) of the Stop error is 0xC0000032, then the file system is damaged. If this is the case, restart the computer to the Recovery Console, and then use the chkdsk /r command to repair the volume. After you repair the volume, check your hardware to isolate the… -
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Boot off of a Windows XP disk, go into the recovery console, and type chkdsk /r, that usually fixes it. -
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When exactly does it do this? During boot, or while using windows? (Does Windows ever come up) Sounds like it can't mount your C drive and since you said you tried restoring the original cables, then I guess software is your next step. Actually, did you reconfigure the drives? (ie; did you add a drive to a cable, or change… -
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Run this on your Maxtor before replacing it: http://www.maxtor.com/portal/site/Maxtor...;downloadID=113 Chances are this is a cabling issue since you just did a system cleaning/re-configuration. Unless you were a bad boy and weren't grounded properly while being inside your machine and hosed your drive or controller :\ -
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[ QUOTE ] Overheat, your incase processor fan must be very dusty or not strong enough, this is Ram/heat related. [/ QUOTE ] No, overheating would cause several problems, it wouldn't cause bad sectors. So did you actually try the chkdsk? -
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couldnt be .. this rig is only a year old .. chenming case with 2 exhaust fans and 1 intake window fan. couldnt be an old hd either, it's only a year old .. -
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Overheat, your incase processor fan must be very dusty or not strong enough, this is Ram/heat related. I had the same problem 3 or 4 years ago, at random time during either booting or playing my computer would show me this screen. A new casefan solved this one. Good luck. -
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It basically means that your disc is damaged somehow. Whether thats corrupted files that are needed in order to boot up or something else, who knows. The instructions you just wrote down yourself are probably the only thing you can do. I had this happen to me once, dont think I was able to fix it and eventually formatted… -
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I've been getting that type of issues on my comp for a year or so, except for the random turn off . Tried everything, including low level formatting of the HDD (is that called this way again?) and fixmbr. I ve reinstalled a few times and nothing changed. It happens on startup, but not all the times. When it does, I usually… -
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thanks again guys... problem occures shortly after a windows XP logo, i will try the suggested microsoft solution but most likely i am going to have to reformat. it's not a big deal he doesnt have anything important on it. game and anime.. i am just hoping it's not a physical damage of the internal components.
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