Windows XP Stop 0x000000ED

  • Thread starter Thread starter Tom
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Hi
If this happen during an upgrade,check your flat cable in your H
You must have 80-wire not 40,if you use udma
good luck
 
Thanks for the reply!

The article I referenced in my earlier post mentioned the
UDMA errors. I popped open the hood, and verified that
the 80-conductor ribbon cable was in place.
 
Well, we ended up removing the hard drive and placing it
into another system. Then we performed a defrag. The
drive was in terrible shape.

After a defrag and chkdsk, we put it back into the
original PC, and it boots fine now.
 
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