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From: brunos on 16 Apr 2010 16:26
xp home
sp3
dual core
1 gb ram
bsod
irq unequal
have looked in device manager all devices working properly
no conflicts
i have eclosed the event error log from applications

source vss
event id 5013
volume shadow copy service error,shadow copy writer
removable storage manager called routine open ntms
session W
which failed with status 0x80070015(converted to 0x800423f3)

source vss
event id 12289
volume shadow copy service error,unexpected error
creat fileW(\\?806d6172696f}.0xc0000000.0x00000003....).
hr=0x80070005
can anyone say if this is a fault with my computer
if so can i be fixed or
a fault with a scandisc removable device which i suspect
as it only seems to happen when this is in but not being
computer literate i am not sure
very many thanks in advance
trudi
From: Yousuf Khan on 17 Apr 2010 20:09
brunos wrote:
> xp home
> sp3
> dual core
> 1 gb ram
> bsod
> irq unequal
> have looked in device manager all devices working properly
> no conflicts

If you have not turned memory kernel dumps on, then turn them on. And
download and run the program called BlueScreenView. It lets you view
more organized information about your system panic.

> i have eclosed the event error log from applications

The application logs are useless for this purpose. You need to view your
System logs.

Yousuf Khan
From: kristain via WindowsKB.com on 21 Apr 2010 03:08
Hi,Blue Screen Occurs due to failure of RAM.So, you should check your RAM.
There may also be corruption in files due to some virus attack. You should
install antivirus software in order to protect your system.

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From: YKhan on 21 Apr 2010 14:20
On Apr 21, 3:08 am, "kristain via WindowsKB.com" <u59322(a)uwe> wrote:
> Hi,Blue Screen Occurs due to failure of RAM.So, you should check your RAM..
> There may also be corruption in files due to some virus attack. You should
> install antivirus software in order to protect your system.
>
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> Message posted viahttp://www.windowskb.com

Thank you for your oversimplified advice, it's much appreciated.

Yousuf Khan
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