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Hello, I also think this was really well written, I understood it! I recieved the same error a month or so ago and couldn't get windows running again, so here is what I did, and i need some help at this point. I have a BYO system I can go into detail if you want. I just partitioned the 10g and reinstalled windows on that, mainly to be able to recover info from drive c: and d:.

Now here is where I am running into trouble. Trying to recover info off of drive c: makes the system reboot. If I have the problem as stated above, how do I deal with it in this case, and what is a minidump, how do I do it and is it easy to read and understand? I am an average do-it yourselfer and have some decent system repairl knowledge but I am not a professional, nor do I have any schooling for this kinda stuff.

Please I need some help!!!!! TIA, Paul. To configure startup and recovery options to use the small memory dump file, follow these steps. Click Start, point to Settings, and then click Control Panel. Double-click System. Click the Advanced tab, and then click Settings under Startup and Recovery.

In the Write debugging information list, click Small memory dump 64k. Len Woodstock, near Oxford, UK. Thrax wrote:. Len wrote:. Hi troll: MANY thanks for the "pe fix". It brought to an end many hours of fruitless work. It fixed the box I was trying to bring back from near death after trying all the other suggestions. Post by Darkstar » Wed Dec 22, pm. Post by Whistler » Thu Dec 23, am. Post by Whistler » Sun Dec 26, pm. Post by Meow » Mon Dec 27, am. Privacy Terms. The community for beta and abandonware collectors.

Thanks, Jason. Steve R Jones ,. Log in or Sign up to hide this advert. Stop 0x8E. Hi Take a look at this page had some tips you could try, Please post back if it helped link Good luck. Introduction to Stop Errors "Stop errors in a nutshell are errors that are serious enough to cause Windows to stop. They are similar to the blue screen errors that were present on Windows 9x, however there is no option to try and resume the session in a Windows NT Stop Error Windows and all XP members included.

Perhaps running Standard Recovery would be an option for you. See this Post Hope you get things up and running Beamuse. You could try running the Windows Memory Diagnostic Program The diagnostic includes a comprehensive set of memory tests.

If you are experiencing problems while running Windows, you can use the diagnostic to determine whether the problems are caused by failing hardware, such as RAM or the memory system of your motherboard. Hope this helps Beamuse. You will especially want to look in the System and Application logs and maybe Internet Explorer logs.

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