i was thinking this laptop was vista when i got it and i asked guy to put xp on instead would that cause the no driver
bsod need help 0x8e
I have a lenovo r61i laptop windows xp professional service pack 3 intel pentium dual cpu t2310 @ 1.46ghz x2. I had this problem before and somehow i fixed it i think i done a bios update this time it dosent work i just get blue screen with following stop code: 0x8e (0xc05, 0x80637f53, 0xa3fd299c,0x0) I have tried my memory modules by taking them out trying one at time and same problem i could get into safe mode with networking but now the networking will not work just safe mode i also tried selective startup and diagnostic startup still bsod used system restore it worked but then when i shut down laptop and went to use it again same thing again. can find loads info on code 8e but dont seem to help so i wrote the full code down as i dont know how to read these codes. i have no xp cd. sometimes i can get past bsod and get plain blue screen and get task manager up and i try new task explorer.exe but then bsod again
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2013-02-23T06:47:08+00:00 No if those disks are meant to be the recovery disks, it should have had sata drivers on it. So you could install it
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2013-02-23T06:52:23+00:00 i try again by disabling AHCI
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Anonymous
2013-02-23T07:09:40+00:00 It should install with it off
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2013-02-23T07:11:34+00:00 It looks like somebody has been tampering with your Paging File settings ,but it still looks like it should work okay for the moment.
Is there nothing under Page File Space? Something like:
Page File Space 5.22 GB
Page File C:\pagefile.sys
To be sure that there is not a problem creating files in the minidump folder, see if you can use something like Notepad or WordPad to create a simple text file (something like test.txt) and successfully save the file in this folder:
c:\windows\minidump
If the folder does not exist, create it - even though XP should create it on a crash if it needs to.
If you are getting anything to do with ...00024 errors, you should run a chkdsk with error correction (chkdsk /r) from the XP Recovery Console or from a Hiren's boot CD to be sure your NT File System (NTFS) is not afflicted. If it is afflicted, that could be a reason files can't be created/saved in the minidump folder.