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In an older computer with WIN ME I have a problem I need help with. Randomly
I pop the blue screen of death with the message Windows has suffered a fatal
error or some such thing, requiring a reboot.

I am wondering if this might be a hadrdive problem or perhaps power supply.
Any ideas?
Thanks

Dave
 
Dave said:
In an older computer with WIN ME I have a problem I need help with. Randomly
I pop the blue screen of death with the message Windows has suffered a fatal
error or some such thing, requiring a reboot.

I am wondering if this might be a hadrdive problem or perhaps power supply.
Any ideas?

Since it's WindowsME, why not ask on m.p.windowsme.general ?
 
Dave K said:
In an older computer with WIN ME I have a problem I need help with.
Randomly
I pop the blue screen of death with the message Windows has suffered a
fatal
error or some such thing, requiring a reboot.

I am wondering if this might be a hadrdive problem or perhaps power
supply.
Any ideas?
Thanks

Dave
Hi
You really should try ME forums,
but the prob could be anything!
You use the phrase "Randomly"
Are there any other indications?
 
I did, with no answers!!! Actually I was not looking for any "smart" answers,
simply answer my question!!

Dave
 
Dave said:
I did, with no answers!!! Actually I was not looking for any "smart" answers,
simply answer my question!!

Given how little detail your post has, it's amazingly helpful.

If you want more, cough up moree detail or start paying for our time!!
 
WinME is hardly worth the bother to install. Wipe and reload. If the
issue continues, it's a hardware problem. Otherwise it was software related.
 
decoder said:
Hi
You really should try ME forums,
but the prob could be anything!
You use the phrase "Randomly"
Are there any other indications?
There was a whole heap of critisim of ME upon it's release,
not that there was really anything wrong with it, just that it
didn't offer anything over the legendary 98, apart from the
first user experiance of a system restore feature, but it
required so much reconfiguring with drivers etc. And
software vendors were caught on the hop and failed to
provide the updates.
My first PC was 95 in it's final throes, within a year 98
was released - wow, what a revelation that was!
You will see the same "wow" factor when you progress to
XP, or maybe Vista?
The bottomline is that ME, though competent, was just a
stepping stone in MS operating system's evolvolution,
XP is the dogs bollocks (thats a Britism for....."wow").
ME maybe dates your pc, is there any other indications of
any other problems other than the "blue screen of death"?
This is just an example: Noticed that your system tray clock
is knackered? Or maybe every time you boot, it displays a
window that new hardware is detected and installs it?
This all could indicate that your CMOS battery is about to
meet it's spiritual maker. The CMOS battery powers a
specific aspect of the BIOS/Mobo memory that remembers
settings - Clock, HD configuration etc etc etc.
Anywayz, whatever, in ME, the "blue screen of death" is
too vague a symptom for anybody to diagnose, are there
any other problems? Error messages? Odd symptoms?
 
Dave said:
In an older computer with WIN ME I have a problem I need help with. Randomly
I pop the blue screen of death with the message Windows has suffered a fatal
error or some such thing, requiring a reboot.

I am wondering if this might be a hadrdive problem or perhaps power supply.
Any ideas?
Thanks

Dave

Post to the windowsme or windows98 newsgroups. Could be hardware or
software. With the dearth of information you provided it's impossible
to tell. Repost to an appropriate newsgroups with all the pertinent
information.

Making Good Newsgroup Posts


List of MS public newsgroups
http://aumha.org/nntp.htm
 
decoder said:
The bottomline is that ME, though competent, was just a
stepping stone in MS operating system's evolvolution,

Actually it was a side-branch. OEMs wanted a lower-level continuation of
the Win9x family for cheaper computers, whereas MS wanted to concentrate
on the Win NT/2000/XP family.
 
Dave K said:
I did, with no answers!!! Actually I was not looking for any "smart"
answers,
simply answer my question!!

Dave

You can look it over, but "normally" the power supply gives its life to save
the motherboard. I've replaced a zillion power supplies but seldom an MB.
 
Dave said:
In an older computer with WIN ME I have a problem I need help with. Randomly
I pop the blue screen of death with the message Windows has suffered a fatal
error or some such thing, requiring a reboot.

I am wondering if this might be a hadrdive problem or perhaps power supply.
Any ideas?
Thanks

Dave
I solved my ME blue screen of death problem by upgrading to XP. XP ran
fine on an older computer with 128 mb, just couldn't run too many
programs at one time -- say, more than two!

Bill
 
=?Utf-8?B?RGF2ZSBL?= said:
I did, with no answers!!! Actually I was not looking for any "smart" answers,
simply answer my question!!

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Call in a tech to fix your problem as you are in over your head.
 
Who the hell do you think you are, demanding answers...you'll take our smart
answers and you'll like them...
 
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