I am doing a fresh install of win2k proffesional and right when its ready to " start windows " I get the dreaded blue screen with this => KMODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED ... ntoskrnl.exe. I have 1.8 Ghz with 512K DDR on a Lucky Star motherboard and a 80 Gig 7200 drive. Any suggestions besides bad memory
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KMODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED .. ntoskrnl.exe
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netwalker1
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check this site :
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netwalker1
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or just :
Boot the computer into Safe mode, and then at a command prompt, type: diskperf -n . Then, you can restart the computer normally.
Eng.Mohamed Farid
Cisco Certified Network Associated ,,
Building Cisco Remote Access Network Certified ,,
Routing Cisoc Networks Certified ,,
Switching Networks Cisco Certified ,,
Boot the computer into Safe mode, and then at a command prompt, type: diskperf -n . Then, you can restart the computer normally.
Eng.Mohamed Farid
Cisco Certified Network Associated ,,
Building Cisco Remote Access Network Certified ,,
Routing Cisoc Networks Certified ,,
Switching Networks Cisco Certified ,,
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netwalker1
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Then check this :
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Eng.Mohamed Farid
Cisco Certified Network Associated ,,
Building Cisco Remote Access Network Certified ,,
Routing Cisoc Networks Certified ,,
Switching Networks Cisco Certified ,,
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Eng.Mohamed Farid
Cisco Certified Network Associated ,,
Building Cisco Remote Access Network Certified ,,
Routing Cisoc Networks Certified ,,
Switching Networks Cisco Certified ,,
Netwalker, et al -
I've been having the same problem and more - many different stop errors, as well as other error messages. I did disable the perfomance counter, but it made no difference.
As I was researching the problem, I noticed that the formums are full of similar posts - all in May of 2002. I assumed it was the security patch I put on MSIE 6.0, so I downgraded to 5.5. But I still get the memory dumps.
At about the same time, I started getting this in my Event Viewerat boot:
"The following boot-start or system-start driver(s) failed to load: DSC2PAR" This is a kernel driver, but I can't find any info on it.
My RAM and HDD passed all diagnostics, and besides, I more or less eliminated any hardware issues as a cause when I read all the other similar posts online. It MUST be a Microsoft thing - it's the only common denominator.
I hope a reformat isn't necessary!
Lin33
I've been having the same problem and more - many different stop errors, as well as other error messages. I did disable the perfomance counter, but it made no difference.
As I was researching the problem, I noticed that the formums are full of similar posts - all in May of 2002. I assumed it was the security patch I put on MSIE 6.0, so I downgraded to 5.5. But I still get the memory dumps.
At about the same time, I started getting this in my Event Viewerat boot:
"The following boot-start or system-start driver(s) failed to load: DSC2PAR" This is a kernel driver, but I can't find any info on it.
My RAM and HDD passed all diagnostics, and besides, I more or less eliminated any hardware issues as a cause when I read all the other similar posts online. It MUST be a Microsoft thing - it's the only common denominator.
I hope a reformat isn't necessary!
Lin33
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