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Anyone got any clues what this BSOD means?
STOP: c000021a Unknown hard error
Unknown hard error
I know this is not a hardware error as it happens after a scheduled
CHHDSK is performed.
I invoke `CHKDSK /F` and schedule the check to be done on the reboot.
Windows XP re-boots and perofrms the volume check.
It reboots again and I determine that the BSOD appears just at the
point where the `Press Ctrl-Alt-Delete` dialogue appears.
A memory dump file is NOT generated and also nothing is shown on the
event logs.
From my searches, the problem I've encountered is not unique to me.
It's been spotted by other individuals. I've also seen the various
articles on Microsoft's KB, but none describe this particular problem.
Remember, it only happens when Windows XP Pro (SP1) reboots after the
volume has been checked by CHKDSK.
It would have been useful of the BSOD told me which file caused the
hard error, but alas, I should be so lucky.
STOP: c000021a Unknown hard error
Unknown hard error
I know this is not a hardware error as it happens after a scheduled
CHHDSK is performed.
I invoke `CHKDSK /F` and schedule the check to be done on the reboot.
Windows XP re-boots and perofrms the volume check.
It reboots again and I determine that the BSOD appears just at the
point where the `Press Ctrl-Alt-Delete` dialogue appears.
A memory dump file is NOT generated and also nothing is shown on the
event logs.
From my searches, the problem I've encountered is not unique to me.
It's been spotted by other individuals. I've also seen the various
articles on Microsoft's KB, but none describe this particular problem.
Remember, it only happens when Windows XP Pro (SP1) reboots after the
volume has been checked by CHKDSK.
It would have been useful of the BSOD told me which file caused the
hard error, but alas, I should be so lucky.