*** STOP

R

RJK

Heeelp, and "old" dual boot W98se / XP Professional machine has come back to
haunt me !

BSOD is showing ** STOP 0x0000007E (0xC0000005, 0xF840D4D0, 0xF9E47FEC,
0xF9E47CEC)

....where do I start ? :)

TIA

regards, Richard
 
P

Pegasus \(MVP\)

RJK said:
Heeelp, and "old" dual boot W98se / XP Professional machine has come back to
haunt me !

BSOD is showing ** STOP 0x0000007E (0xC0000005, 0xF840D4D0, 0xF9E47FEC,
0xF9E47CEC)

...where do I start ? :)

TIA

regards, Richard

You could start by stating if the problem occurs under
a Win98 boot or a Win2000 boot. Next you should
report what hardware/software changes have recently
occurred. You could also try Safe Mode, both in Win98
and in WinXP mode.
 
R

RJK

....ooops ! sorry about that, dunnit ! ...it was a bad network adaptor.

but, I've forgotten the syntax in boot.ini,

W98se is on c:\
XP Pro is on d:\

....how do I boot straight to XP Pro ?

regards, Richard
 
M

Malke

RJK said:
...ooops ! sorry about that, dunnit ! ...it was a bad network
adaptor.

but, I've forgotten the syntax in boot.ini,

W98se is on c:\
XP Pro is on d:\

...how do I boot straight to XP Pro ?

You must use XP's boot loader on that particular dual-booting system.

Malke
 
R

RJK

Oh dear STRESS !!!!,

....and a big thankyou to all that responded ! My totally inadequate initial
post was because I had the owner of the thing hovering over me, and I
couldn't think !

Besides being rusty with dual boot, and having to keep looking things up, he
kept asking questions about EVERYTHING, while understanding next to NOTHING,
and while halfway through answering a question which I am always sure is
being explained by me in perfectly understandable laymans terms, HE ASKS
ANOTHER ONE ! ...I always feel like saying, "...you didn't bother to listen
to the last answer I was hafway through with ... !!!!! "

....anyway he had to go, and let his dog out, (in a village on the other side
of the town nearest to my village), so I've had some peace and quite since,
and it's nearly all finished ! He had "saristar"
http://securityresponse.symantec.com/avcenter/venc/data/dialer.saristar.html
malware / dialler in it and lots of other nasty things, ...cleaned all that
up, installed him Zonealarm Internet Security Suite 15 day free trial,
updated it, and told him he'll have to pay for it, and that it's worth every
penny, did a full a/v / mal /ware sweep, am in the middle of a boot-time
defrag now :)

regards, Richard
 
R

RJK

I should have mentioned that the problem seemed to be, (in Device Manager |
Hardware devices ), beneath the Network Adapters branch title, there was one
with a red x on it and about ten others, just offset / in a column below
that, so I deleted the branch and rebooted, and all was okay !

regards, Richard
 

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