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Posted by Sun Yung on 06/20/02 at 10:21 AM

Subject: Re: PC Crashing/Reboting every 2-3hrs

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In Reply to: Re: PC Crashing/Reboting every 2-3hrs posted by Bill D. on 06/20/02 at 10:15 AM:

Sorry, I have Windows XP.

What does the ACPI uniprocessor have anything to do with it anyway?

Can you run through the procedure for winXp please?

Sun

: You should post new, Sun.

: Look in Device Manager under "Computer". If it's ACPI, let's change it to "Standard PC":

: 1. Reinstall Windows 2000 from within Win2K (run Setup on the CD) and (on reboot) press F5 when you see "Setup is inspecting hardware..." and select the Standard PC HAL when prompted. Continue by using the Repair > Fast Repair (no Recovery Console and no Emergency Repair Disk) method. This is the technique I recommend.

: 2. An easier, but less sure fix is to change the driver for "Computer" in Device Manager to Standard PC and restart. Go to the Driver tab and click Update driver > Next> Display a list...> Show all...> Standard PC. Although this technique works for me, I have heard of systems that will not restart when it's used. A word to the wise...

: Afterward, go to Control Panel > Power Options > APM and enable APM.

: Bill

: : I am currently having the same problem using Windows X, I get the same blue screen when I first installed my laser printer.

: : LEt me know if you have fixed the problem and how you did it.

: :
: : : It means that this is not the problem. ;-)

: : : Move the USB card to another slot, preferably right beneath the video card.

: : : Bill

: : : :
: : : : Standard PC ! what does that mean?

: : : : : Have you looked in Device Manager > Computer? Is it ACPI or Standard PC?

: : : : : Bill

: : : : :
: : : : : : WIN 2000 service pack 2
: : : : : : 128 RAM
: : : : : : Abit KT7-RIAD Motherboard with VIA Apollo KT133A Chipset
: : : : : : Belkin USB CARD

: : : : : : My IRQ's numbers are different.
: : : : : :
: : : : : : Every 2-3hours my pc reboots itself or crashes with BLUE SCREEN .
: : : : : :
: : : : : : What does the error msgs below mean? Both error msgs are on different occasions.
: : : : : :
: : : : : : Error One
: : : : : : Stop: 0x000000DB (0xFFA6B000,0X0000000Z, 0X00000000, 0AED126FZD)
: : : : : : DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL
: : : : : :
: : : : : : Error Two
: : : : : : XXX Address ED126F2D base at ED12000D, DataStamp 3bbac7el - alcan5wn.sys
: : : : : : Beginning dump of physical memory.

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: Sorry, I have Windows XP.

: What does the ACPI uniprocessor have anything to do with it anyway?

: Can you run through the procedure for winXp please?

: Sun

: : You should post new, Sun.

: : Look in Device Manager under "Computer". If it's ACPI, let's change it to "Standard PC":

: : 1. Reinstall Windows 2000 from within Win2K (run Setup on the CD) and (on reboot) press F5 when you see "Setup is inspecting hardware..."  and select the Standard PC HAL when prompted. Continue by using the Repair > Fast Repair (no Recovery Console and no Emergency Repair Disk) method. This is the technique I recommend.

: : 2. An easier, but less sure fix is to change the driver for "Computer" in Device Manager to Standard PC and restart. Go to the Driver tab and click Update driver > Next> Display a list...> Show all...> Standard PC. Although this technique works for me, I have heard of systems that will not restart when it's used. A word to the wise...

: : Afterward, go to Control Panel > Power Options > APM and enable APM.

: : Bill

: : : I am currently having the same problem using Windows X, I get the same blue screen when I first installed my laser printer.

: : : LEt me know if you have fixed the problem and how you did it.

: : : 
: : : : It means that this is not the problem.  ;-)

: : : : Move the USB card to another slot, preferably right beneath the video card.

: : : : Bill

: : : : : 
: : : : : Standard PC !  what does that mean?

: : : : : : Have you looked in Device Manager > Computer? Is it ACPI or Standard PC?

: : : : : : Bill

: : : : : : 
: : : : : : : WIN 2000 service pack 2
: : : : : : : 128 RAM
: : : : : : : Abit KT7-RIAD Motherboard with VIA Apollo KT133A Chipset
: : : : : : : Belkin USB CARD

: : : : : : : My IRQ's numbers are different.
: : : : : : :  
: : : : : : : Every 2-3hours my pc reboots itself or crashes with BLUE SCREEN .  
: : : : : : :  
: : : : : : : What does the error msgs below mean?  Both error msgs are on different occasions.
: : : : : : :  
: : : : : : : Error One
: : : : : : : Stop: 0x000000DB (0xFFA6B000,0X0000000Z, 0X00000000, 0AED126FZD)
: : : : : : : DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL
: : : : : : :  
: : : : : : : Error Two
: : : : : : : XXX Address ED126F2D base at ED12000D, DataStamp 3bbac7el - alcan5wn.sys
: : : : : : : Beginning dump of physical memory.

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