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Resolved Error and reboots.

Discussion in 'PC Hardware' started by Dakota, 2009/03/13.

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    Dakota

    Dakota Well-Known Member Thread Starter

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    Not sure where to post this as it could be hardware or software. I am getting a stop error of 0x00000024 constantly with a reboot. Now to eliminate a couple of suggestions you might have, this is the 5th HDD I have installed my OS on, Windows XP Home, and have reinstalled it a couple of times for each drive. I have checked for Virus's and worms, malware, etc. Everything is clean, I have run chkdsk /f /r and it comes up clean. Help. :confused::mad:
     
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    What about RAM ? Did you check it/replace it ?
     
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    Dakota

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    Ran 2 different programs, tested okay.
     
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    Hope it helps.

    Sorry Pete. Was too lazy to type it all again :)
     
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    No problem, rsinfo - that's what quotes are all about :)
     
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    Dakota

    Dakota Well-Known Member Thread Starter

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    No I have not done all of that to the memory but will give it a try.


    BTW, This is what my system is and has been for 5 years.
    Mobo = Abit NF7-S v2.0
    CPU= AMD 2600+ mobile
    Video= SAPPHIRE ATI RADEON 9600 Video Card, 256MB DDR
    HD= Maxtor 80G 133 ATA (Now a WD)
    Memory=Kingston HyperX Series Dual Kits 184 Pin (1024MBx2) DDR PC-3200, Plus, Kingston HyperX Series Single 184 Pin 512MB DDR PC-3200 for a total of 2.5gig
    CD-RW= Liteon CDRW 52x32x52
    DVD RW= NEC 16 DL 3520A
    Case= ANTEC Performance Plus Case Model "PLUS1080AMG "with Corsair 650 Watt. PSU is almost new.
    CPU Fan=Vantec 92mm Tornado
    Heat Sink= Thermalright SLK900
    Monitor= Samsung T220
    Keyboard= Microsoft Ergonomic
    Scanner= Canon Canoscan 4400F
    Printer= Epson Stylus PHOTO R260
     
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    rsinfo

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    Did you clean the CPU fan ?
     
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    Dakota

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    Yup, and even put new paste on CPU. Running pretty cool.
     
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    Dakota

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    Okay, took out the half gig of ram and have had no more reboots or errors. It has been over 3 days now and running good.
     
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