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Neuritis

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January 21st, 2002 11:00

Unrecoverable crash!!!

I booted up my Dimension 8100 1.3GHz XP system and got a blue error screen. I am not even able to boot in safe mode. The only error it lists is:

0X0000007E (0XC0000005, 0XFC56CAF3, 0XFC90F8C), 0XFC90F5C0).

Is my hard drive corrupted (boot sector?) or memory? Thanks for the help in advance.

  • wsnyder

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    Posted January 21st, 2002 16:00

    Those are all addresses associated with the PCI Bus, so a strong possibility is either the motherboard, a memory module, or a faulty PCI card. What pattern is present in the LEDs on the back panel? The following page tells you what the various patterns mean: http://docs.us.dell.com/docs/systems/dsleest/codemess.htm#diagnostic_codes

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  • xley

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    Posted January 21st, 2002 16:00

    Neuritius,

    Go here and put each separate alphanumeric "error" in the Search Box, one at a time i.e. one for each Search. For example 0X0000007E produces the following results:

    1. HOWTO: Install an MSMQ PSC on Microsoft Cluster Server (Q188685)
      Attempting to install a Microsoft Message Queue Server (MSMQ) Primary Site Controller (PSC) on Windows NT Server 4.0 Enterprise Edition with Microsoft Cluster Server installed fails. The installation succeeds on the first node but stops res

    2. BUG: TCProps.dll Fails to Register During Setup (Q195228)
      During the "setup is updating your system" phase of installation, you might receive the following error message:

    3. 0x0000007e Error When Registering Olemsg32.dll or Cdo.dll Files (Q238265)
      When you use Regsvr32.exe to register the Olemsg32.dll or Cdo.dll files, you may receive the following error message:

    4. INF: Enabling SQL DMO Clients Without Installing the Client Side Utilities (Q248241)
      This article documents the steps necessary to enable SQL Server Distributed Management Objects (SQL-DMO) client side functionality without the need to install the SQL Server Client Utilities.


    The other four that you have listed may give you something with which to resolve your problem.









    Message Edited on 01/21/02 01:35PM by xley

  • Neuritis

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    Posted January 23rd, 2002 11:00

    All of the LEDs flash and show different patterns on start up but settle to all green. I called Dell and they instructed me to perform a system restore from dos. I will give it a shot tonight.