Re: Reboot Loop due to 'STOP' Error- Will Not Start in Safe Mode, or C
From: Mark L. Ferguson (marfer_mvpREMOVE_at_hotmail.com)
Date: 01/01/05
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Date: Sat, 1 Jan 2005 09:45:31 -0600
The game has probably trashed the pagefile, and the system is having trouble
deleting it on shutdown. I suggest a boot to xp setup cd, and press 'r' for
the Recovery Console prompt, to delete the 'c:\pagefile.sys' file
-- Mark L. Ferguson (NOT an MS-MVP) marfers notes for windows xp http://www.geocities.com/marfer_mvp/chatNotes.htm . "geotek" <geotek@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:A0090A31-1115-49C7-8F38-BB167A552AD4@microsoft.com... > XP (home), SP2, all current Windows updates. > AMD 2800+ Barton core > Asus A7N8X2-Deluxe Motherboard > ATI All-In-Wonder 9600 Pro Graphics. > 2x 512M DDR 3200 memory. > 120G Western Digital 'Special Ediditon' HD. > Lite-on DVD -rw/+rw drive. > Lite-on CD r/rw drive > Floppy, Fax/modem, Microsoft MM kboard, Microsoft optical USB PS2 mouse. > > I've had no problems with this system for one year. Yesterday my son was > playing Counterstrike online, and the PC 'froze.' > When an attempt was made to reboot the machine, it goes into a reboot > 'loop' > when it gets to the blue 'Windows' welcome screen. > The PC will not accept any F8 (safe mode) commands, except disable > automatic > reboot on fault. When this is selected, the boot process gets to the > 'welcome' screen and the dreaded Blue Screen of Death (I've never seen it > before....) appears. The fault identified is BAD POOL CALLER, STOP: 0xC2, > with parameter 1 showing 0x43: all other parameters are 0x0. > > I disconnected all cables to the PC except the monitor and keyboard- no > change. > I disconnected each optical drive, floppy, modem, USB connector, firewire > connector, (everything but the graphics card, HD, keyboard, and power > supply)- no change. > I removed each 512 stick of ram individually- no change. > I attempted to repair XP using the CD. When it gets to the point where > there is about 25 minutes left in the installation process, the machine > reboots, and starts the installation process all over again. > I don't think the failure is temperature related, because it happens > immediately upon boot up. > I tried to do the troubleshooting specified in KB 310396, but there is no > change. > > I am suspecting either a failed graphics card (hardware) or an issue with > the graphics card drivers. > Is there anything else I can try before I send the graphics card back for > repair? I am leaving the country in 3 weeks, for two months. I need this > computer to work, so I can communicate with my family. > Any help or suggestions would be appreciated.
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