BSODs

xTrEmEoVrClOcKr · May 22, 2005

When you BSOD, does that mean your Mem was unstable or the CPU? Im trying to figure out which one is holding me back from 4.3ghz.

SolidxSnake · May 22, 2005

depends on what the error is...

can you read what it says? (something like all caps with underscores for spaces, shown on the top of the BSOD)

Crana · May 22, 2005

I was wondering a silmilar think, where can you find out what the codes mean?

I just got a BSOD before after defragging, all my shortcuts disapeared after i restarted, but then they came back after system restore

theMonster · May 23, 2005

I don't get them anymore with XP PRO. If something goes south it usually just reboots.

redduc900 · May 23, 2005

Here's a program which deciphers Windows error codes for you, without the need to search the MSKB or other sources for an explanation. Available from MajorGeeks here...

Error Messages for Windows 2.9
http://www.majorgeeks.com/download1405.html

MS Windows Error Messages is a small utility that will allow you to look up MS Windows error code numbers and display a descriptive message explaining what the numeric code actually means. If you have software programs that produce numeric error codes now you can find out what they really mean.

MS Windows Error Messages also provides a facility to display and print all of the error codes and messages defined for your version of MS Windows.

Crana · May 23, 2005

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