Error 0X000000A : System Reboot

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Hi My problem is recently my system going to blue screen (death screen) and gettiing this message. What i can solve my problem.

IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL

Technical Information:

*** STOP: 0X000000A (0X80646658,0X00000005,0X00000000,0X80646658)

Beginning dump of physical memory
physical memory dump complete.
Contact your system administraotr or technical support group for further assistance.

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Components of the hardware may have failed such as the memory chip, the processor or motherboard. It may also indicate problems in video or disk adapters or device driver incompatibility issues,this STOP error usually results from the faulty installation of System Services, BIOS firmware or device drivers. It can also be caused by incompatible virus scanners or backup tools.Sometimes viruses or the anti-virus software that is running on the computer may cause problems.Third party software applications such as device drivers may also have software bugs which access unprotected or restricted memory. Sometimes the name of the application or driver that caused this problem will be displayed on the screen immediately after the STOP error information

Resolution

1) First clear all external device drives of CDs, DVDs, Floppy disks, etc. Verify that your hardware is compatible with the operating system.

2 )Remove all external peripherals such as printers, faxes, cameras, network adapters, sound cards, and serial cards, other USB devices, etc.

3) Try to restart the computer. If you cannot restart it using the mouse or keyboard options, shut down the computer by pressing down the manual Power button for a few seconds. When the computer has completely shut down, press the button again to restart the computer.

4) As the computer restarts, press and hold the F8 key before the Windows Logo appears.

5) Tried to go to safe mode and do a system restore else boot from a Windows Disk get inside recovery console and do a chkdsk/r it should resolve the issue

6) After chkdsk is over try adding hardware one by one and check after adding what peripheral the issue occurs (its usually the Video Card gone bad either due to bad installation of driver )

PS: Follow all the resolution steps in the order given .Happy Troubleshooting
 
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metalspree said:
Components of the hardware may have failed such as the memory chip, the processor or motherboard. It may also indicate problems in video or disk adapters or device driver incompatibility issues,this STOP error usually results from the faulty installation of System Services, BIOS firmware or device drivers. It can also be caused by incompatible virus scanners or backup tools.Sometimes viruses or the anti-virus software that is running on the computer may cause problems.Third party software applications such as device drivers may also have software bugs which access unprotected or restricted memory. Sometimes the name of the application or driver that caused this problem will be displayed on the screen immediately after the STOP error information

Resolution
1) First clear all external device drives of CDs, DVDs, Floppy disks, etc. Verify that your hardware is compatible with the operating system.
2 )Remove all external peripherals such as printers, faxes, cameras, network adapters, sound cards, and serial cards, other USB devices, etc.
3) Try to restart the computer. If you cannot restart it using the mouse or keyboard options, shut down the computer by pressing down the manual Power button for a few seconds. When the computer has completely shut down, press the button again to restart the computer.
4) As the computer restarts, press and hold the F8 key before the Windows Logo appears.
5) Tried to go to safe mode and do a system restore else boot from a Windows Disk get inside recovery console and do a chkdsk/r it should resolve the issue
6) After chkdsk is over try adding hardware one by one and check after adding what peripheral the issue occurs (its usually the Video Card gone bad either due to bad installation of driver )

PS: Follow all the resolution steps in the order given .Happy Troubleshooting
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I'm formatted my PC dtd 30.10.2008 and after Its Working perfectly. Its a Genuine XP Version. and not installed any newly software or hardware. What i Do.
 
lucky_chouhan said:
I'm formatted my PC dtd 30.10.2008 and after Its Working perfectly. Its a Genuine XP Version. and not installed any newly software or hardware. What i Do.
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just check for Video drivers and please do follow the steps it will certainly help u to fix the issue .
 
OK, look for a file MEMORY.DMP in c:\windows. If it exists, zip it up and post it somewhere where we can take a look at it.
 
stud123 said:
Simply repair XP by reinstalling it and see
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Noob are doing this thing. Man We all know the reinstalltion is our last option and anything is solved.

But if you are really techie person then give the resolution not revolution.
I know i am format my pc and problem is resolved for 15 days. but better is you give resolution for exact 0X000000A error.
 
Man this is technical solution without formatting the drive. Re-installation over existing partition with option to repair does not affect the installed applications in your drive. I have recovered from many problems umpteen number of times without loosing anything. I think you have not tried this except formatting
lucky_chouhan said:
Noob are doing this thing. Man We all know the reinstalltion is our last option and anything is solved.

But if you are really techie person then give the resolution not revolution.
I know i am format my pc and problem is resolved for 15 days. but better is you give resolution for exact 0X000000A error.
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stud123 said:
Man this is technical solution without formatting the drive. Re-installation over existing partition with option to repair does not affect the installed applications in your drive. I have recovered from many problems umpteen number of times without loosing anything. I think you have not tried this except formatting
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Sorry I'm not hurting you. but this is the same thing you can say

format option is No. 10
so repairt option is 9.99

I want No. 2 or 3 reply frm your side.
 
There could be many reasons for this error and no single reason can be attributed to such error. The goal is to recover from such situation. we are not here to make research out of the problem but to rectify it by any means. reinstallation takes 15 minutes. Thats all. It is not going to damage in any way.
 
stud123 said:
There could be many reasons for this error and no single reason can be attributed to such error. The goal is to recover from such situation. we are not here to make research out of the problem but to rectify it by any means. reinstallation takes 15 minutes. Thats all. It is not going to damage in any way.
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Ok as u said so i ran recovery mode let se waht happen:huh:
 
No you dont have to run recovery mode. You have to choose fresh installation and xp would give option to repair windows as soon as already installed windows is detected by it. But initially choose fresh installation. Recovery mode normally cant help in blue screen problem. If reinstallation also lead to blue screen midway, there is no way but to format the disk and re-install it
 
stud123 said:
No you dont have to run recovery mode. You have to choose fresh installation and xp would give option to repair windows as soon as already installed windows is detected by it. But initially choose fresh installation. Recovery mode normally cant help in blue screen problem. If reinstallation also lead to blue screen midway, there is no way but to format the disk and re-install it
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as per your advice right now formating my pc:hap5:
 
I hope you tried repair of existing windows by re-installation and failing the same (again blue screen) has resorted to format and re-installation. But such errors even if is rectified gives pain in long run either by slowing computer or resurfacing of errors. It is my firm experience in last 10 years that format / re-install is short term pain and long run gain rather than crawling your computer under multiple problems :hap2:
 
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