Boot problems trap 000068B2

[GarethMEdwards]

Hello

I have recently bought a new PC running Vista Home premium.
Everything was running well until it crashed. Since the crash the PC
won't boot to the OS.

The OS gives two options the 1) Start Windows Normally 2) Lauch
Startup Repair. When I select either option the screen goes black and
nothing happens (no HDD activity)

If I try and boot from the supplied Home Vista disk the following
problem occurs

Trap 00068B2 =========exception==========

Tf=FFFF cr0=00000000 cr=00038000 cr3=00600060
Gdt limit=007F base=0001F000 idt limit=07FF base=0001f080

Cs:eip=0016:00000050 ss:esp006:000020D8 errcode=0000
Flags=0C500060 NoCy Zr IntDis Down TrapDis
Eax=00000093 ebx=000280BC ecx=0000000D edx=0003B0C0 ds=0000 es=0000
Edi=0000000B esi=00000C0A ebp=00000BF0 cr0=00000000 fs-0030 gs=0060

Normally in this situation I would reinstall but booting from the DVD
is not an option. Can anybody help?

Thanks

Gareth

 

[GarethMEdwards]

Sorry I meant Trap 000068B2

 

[GarethMEdwards]

Hi

I have just tried again and received a different message

Trap 00007F0F ==============Exception===========

Tr=FFFF cr0=00000000 cr2=00038000 cr3=00600060
Gdt limit=007F base=0001F000 idt limit=07FF base=0001f080

Cs:eip=0006:00000050 ss:esp0060:000020D8 errcode=0000
Flags=0C500060 NoCy Zr IntDis Down TrapDis
Eax=00000093 ebx=000280BD ecx=0000000D edx=0003B0Be ds=0000 es-0000
Edi=0000000B esi=00000C0A ebp=00000BF0 cr0=00000000 fs-0030 gs=0060

 

[Don]

Hi

I have just tried again and received a different message

Trap 00007F0F ==============Exception===========

When repeating the same steps gives you different outcomes, the
hardware becomes the prime suspect, in my experience. (A pure
software problem usually gives identical output for identical
input.) These days, hard drives are the usual weak link.

Also, why do you say that booting from the DVD is not an option?
That's an important detail.

 

[GarethMEdwards]

When repeating the same steps gives you different outcomes, the
hardware becomes the prime suspect, in my experience. (A pure
software problem usually gives identical output for identical
input.) These days, hard drives are the usual weak link.

Also, why do you say that booting from the DVD is not an option?
That's an important detail.

Hi

When booting from the HD then nothing happens except a black screen.
When booting from the DVD it comes up with the exception.