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Resolved Windows 7 boots to cx0000135 stop error

Discussion in 'Windows 7' started by wyobison, 2010/12/02.

  1. 2010/12/02
    wyobison

    wyobison Inactive Thread Starter

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    Today I had 3 clients come to me with the cx0000135 stop error. The computers would try to startup, fail with the stop error code then try to recover windows. Sometimes the recover windows would work. One of the computers I had restored back to a previous date. These clients had a HP computer, Acer laptop and a Dell laptop. All running Windows 7.
    Has anyone ran into this stop error. I just thought it was very unusual that in one day I had 3 computers with the same problem.:eek:
    Thanks for any input
     
  2. 2010/12/03
    indmusic

    indmusic Well-Known Member

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    Do your clients happen to have AVG 2011 installed?
    I just helped out a buddy who has Vista installed and couldn't boot to Windows, he had the same error

    Apparently a bad update from AVG may be the problem
    Managed to Restore his computer to before the update
    They say at AVG forum it's affecting some Windows 7 64bit systems
    But I can confirm it also affects Vista 64bit

    Here's more info
    http://forums.avg.com/ca-en/avg-free-forum?sec=theme&act=show&id=201
     

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  4. 2010/12/03
    wyobison

    wyobison Inactive Thread Starter

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    Yes they all had AVG-Anti Virus 2011. So once the system is fix it should happen again, correct. Hopefully the next update of AVG doesn't have a bug in it.
    Thanks for the reply
     
  5. 2010/12/03
    PeteC

    PeteC SuperGeek Staff

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    I suggest you wean them off AVG and onto Microsoft Security Essentials or Avast. AVG have messed up too many times :)
     

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