Re: For Gods sake HELP ME!!
- From: "Brian Cryer" <brianc@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 15 Nov 2005 12:42:50 -0000
"nuggetghost" <nuggetghost@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:3D2DDE33-4EBC-4E43-8C11-83F26A69E48F@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> My pc keeps crashing over and over, online mostly, I keep getting the
> error
> message
> "windows has recovered from a serious error"
>
> and here are the two files that it says will be sent to microsoft with a
> report.
> C/docum1/myname1/locals1/temp WER 1053.diroo/mini11005-06.dmp
> C/docum1/myname1/locals1/temp WER 1053.diroo/sysdata.xml
>
> I have cleaned my pc "litterally by opening it up and checking fans and
> the
> dust"
> I have run anti virus and spybot and adaware until I am blue in the face.
> I have dumpe every freaking temp and temp int file I can find and rebooted
> to death as well and NOTHING WORKS.
>
> I am on XP this pc is only 2 years old running IE 6.0 this crap all
> started
> after I downloaded spybot, could that be the problem?? my audio icon keeps
> "rapid firing" like a machine gun in my tasbar as well, can this be
> related??
> that has been going on for months.
>
> I know one of you smart tech guys knows how to fix it. whoever gives me
> the
> right advice will get a christmas card from me ;0)~
"bxf"s suggestion of trying system restore is good.
You could also try running the system file checker:
start > run
cmd [return]
C:> sfc /scannow
you can get more details at http://www.updatexp.com/scannow-sfc.html (just
the first page I came across when googling).
Do you have any errors or warnings logged in your system (or application)
event logs? Start > Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Event Viewer.
Look for any errors - there may be some which are perfectly innocent, but as
a rule I wouldn't expect to see any errors logged. It would be worth
skimming through any warnings, but you'll often see warnings and mostly they
can be ignored. Post back anything that looks relevant.
You could also try reinstalling xp. If you have the original cd (and it is
NOT a restore cd - do not try this with a restore cd), then if you boot from
the cd and let it "upgrade" your installation. So long as you don't tell it
to format your disk then it should reinstall all the key system files whilst
preserving your applications and other settings. I've known it to help with
some problems (and totally fail to help with others), but it shouldn't make
things worse. Try this as a last resort.
Hope this helps.
--
Brian Cryer
www.cryer.co.uk/brian
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