◇ Solution:
(1) Use the Windows installation CD for repair and installation;
(2) If you can still enter the safe mode, you can \ "start --> Run \\": sfc /scannow
(3) It can also be solved by extracting files, entering the \ \ "recovery console \ \" and using the copy or expand command to copy or decompress damaged files from the CD. However, the blue screen is generally a problem with driver files, so the expand command will be used in some ways, for example, tdi.sys prompted in the blue screen. Because the driver file is usually in the i386\\driver compressed package, use: expand% cdrom: \ \ I386 \ \ driver.cab \ \ f: tdi.sysc: \ \ winnt \ \ system \ \ drivers. (XP is expand% cdrom: \. F: TDI. sys c: \ \ Windows \ \ System \ \ Drivers)
If these blue screen stop codes appear at startup
If a blue screen appears at Windows startup and an error message appears in Annex I, then there is something wrong with the hardware most of the time. Please use the diagnostic tools provided by the hardware manufacturer to determine whether there is something wrong with the hardware. And check its website to see if there is the latest BIOS or firmware update program. If there is no problem with the hardware, reinstall Windows 2K/XP. If the same problem still occurs, you can only ask for professional technical support.
If you encounter the error message in Schedule 2, you can only reinstall Windows. If you can't solve the problem, It is recommended to ask for professional technical support.
1. Fault check information
* * Stop x1e (xc5, xfe38af9, x1, x7E8BEB4)
kmode _ exception _ not _ handled * *
The first part of the error is the Stop Code, that is, STOP x1E, which is used to identify the type of the error that has occurred, and the second part of the error is four digit sets enclosed in brackets. Represents a random developer-defined parameter (this parameter is incomprehensible to ordinary users, only the driver writer or the developer of Microsoft operating system can understand it). The third part is the error name. The first line of information is usually used to identify the driver or device that produces the error. Most of this information is concise. However, the stop code can be used as a search term in Microsoft knowledge base and other technical materials.
2. Recommended operation
The second part of the blue screen is the operation information recommended by the user. Sometimes, the recommended operation is just a general suggestion (for example, go to the vendor's website to find BIOS updates, etc.); Sometimes, a prompt related to the current problem is displayed. Generally speaking, the only suggestion is to restart.
3. The debugging port tells the user whether the memory dump image has been written to the disk vendor. Using the memory dump image, the nature of the problem can be determined, and it will also tell the user whether the debugging information has been transmitted to another computer vendor and what port was used to complete this communication. However, the information here is for ordinary users. It doesn't make sense.
Sometimes the Security Section can smoothly find out which production team is responsible for the problem, and will clearly report which document is responsible for the mistake in the first part, but often it can only find out the general scope, but can't clearly indicate the problem. Because the factory is forced to stop completely, it has to start work again, and sometimes the production team will realize the mistake and won't repeat it. But sometimes it will still try to grab parts. Therefore, the factory leaders had to repeat the decision to stop work (the blue screen information could not be started and displayed, or the blue screen appeared again during the same operation).
Nine conventional solutions after the blue screen appeared
Windows 2K/XP has so much blue screen information that it can't be fully explained in one article, but their causes are often concentrated on incompatible hardware and drivers, problematic software, viruses, etc. Therefore, first of all, some conventional solutions are provided for everyone. When encountering blue screen errors, they should be excluded first.
1. Restart
Sometimes a program or driver makes a mistake for a while, and they will turn over a new leaf after restarting. (Note: See 7. Inquire about the stop code at this time)
2. New hardware
First, check whether the new hardware is plugged in firmly. This problem ignored by many people often leads to many inexplicable failures. If it is confirmed that there is no problem, unplug it, try another slot and install the latest driver. At the same time, check whether the hardware is compatible with the operating system according to the hardware compatibility category of Microsoft website. If your hardware is not in the list, get the website of the hardware manufacturer to inquire or call their consultation number.
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Hardware compatibility list of Windows XP. 31462
Hardware compatibility category of Windows 2K: /download/display.asp? Filename = HCl/Win2HCl.txt
3. New drivers and new services
If a new driver for a certain hardware is just installed, or a certain software is installed, and it adds corresponding items (such as antivirus software, CPU cooling software, firewall software, etc.) to the system service, a blue screen failure occurs during restart or use. Please go to safe mode to uninstall or disable them.
4. Check for viruses
Viruses such as shock waves and oscillating waves sometimes lead to blue screen of death of Windows, so it is necessary to kill viruses. At the same time, some Trojan spyware can also cause blue screen, so it is better to scan and check with related tools.
5. Check the compatibility between BIOS and hardware
Blue screen problems often occur for newly installed computers. You should check and upgrade the BIOS to the latest version, and at the same time turn off the memory-related items, such as caching and mapping. In addition, you should check your hardware against Microsoft's hardware compatibility list. Also, if the motherboard BIOS cannot support large-capacity hard disks, it will also lead to blue screens. It needs to be upgraded.
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Tip:
BIOS caching and mapping items
Video BIOS Shadowing
Shadowing address ranges
System BIOS Cacheable.
video BIOS cache
video ram cache
6. check the system log
at the beginning --> Enter: EventVwr.msc in the menu, and enter \ \ "Event Viewer \ \" will appear. Pay attention to the items in \ \ "System Log \ \" and \ \ "Application Log \ \" indicating \ \ "Error \".
7. Query the stop code. Enter the stop code in "Search (knowledge base) \". If the search results are not suitable, you can choose \ \ "English knowledge base \ \" to search again. Under normal circumstances, you will find useful solutions here. In addition, use the blue screen stop code or the following explanatory text as keyword search in baidu, Google and other search engines. There are often unexpected gains.
8. The last correct configuration
Generally, the blue screen appears after updating the hardware driver or adding new hardware and installing its driver. At this time, the \ \ "last correct configuration \ \" provided by Windows 2K/XP is a shortcut to solve the blue screen. Restart the system, press F8 when the startup menu appears, and then select. "The last correct configuration \\".
9. Install the latest system patch and Service Pack
Some blue screens are caused by defects in Windows itself, which can be solved by installing the latest system patch and Service Pack.
Decoding the meaning of the classic blue screen case
Checking the compatibility between BIOS and hardware
Blue screen problems often occur in newly installed computers. You should check and upgrade the BIOS to the latest version, and at the same time, turn off the memory-related items, such as cache and mapping. In addition, you should check your hardware against Microsoft's hardware compatibility list. Also, if the motherboard BIOS can't support the large-capacity hard disk, it will lead to blue screen, so you need to upgrade it.
I believe my answer will satisfy you. All the above websites can be used, leave him alone. 1. Windows XP has a Bug
Windows XP has a Bug of shutdown failure. If your computer often has a shutdown blue screen during the shutdown process, and the failure is intermittent, pressing the "Ctrl+Alt+Delete" key has no response, then you can be sure that your system has not been patched. Please download the SP1 patch package and patch it. Generally, it will be fine.
2. There is something wrong with the driver of the innovative sound card
If you are using an innovative sound card, and a blue screen appears during the shutdown process, the error code is "XA", then please enter the device manager, delete the sound card, refresh it, and manually install the latest driver with digital signature.
3. Logitech mouse and keyboard are not perfect
If you use Logitech's network keyboard and install Key Commander software to drive the corresponding network functions of the keyboard, it may cause the shutdown to become a restart failure. If the driver of your Logitech mouse is MouseWare8.6, it will cause a blue screen failure, and you can only solve the problem by uninstalling the driver.
Power can't be automatically cut off when the computer is turned off
During the shutdown process, everything is normal, but it stops at "You can safely turn off the computer" but can't automatically cut off the power. You need to manually press the "Power" button on the main chassis panel to turn off the computer. There are several reasons for this failure:
1. Power support is not turned on
Click "Start → Settings → Control Panel → Power Options → High Energy Power Management" in turn, and check "Enable Advanced Power Management Support".
2. The BIOS settings are wrong
It may be that the power management options in the BIOS have been modified by mistake. If you are familiar with the BIOS settings, please enter the BIOS and try to modify the power management options in the BIOS. If you are not familiar with the BIOS, simply select the "Load default setup" option and restore the BIOS to the default settings at the factory.
3. Office XP also causes trouble
Ctfmon.exe has always been a controversial issue in Office XP. Ctfmon.exe is a Microsoft text service file. As long as the user installs Office XP and the Optional User Input Method component, this file will automatically call it to provide text input support for speech recognition, handwriting recognition, keyboard and other user input technologies. Even though we didn't start Office XP, Ctfmon.exe was still running in the background. That's it, which often causes shutdown failure. You might as well uninstall it.
click "start → settings → control panel → add/remove programs" in turn, select "Microsoft office XP professional with frontpage" in the currently installed programs, click the "change" button, select the "add or remove functions" option in the "maintenance mode options" dialog box, and click next. Pop up the dialog box "Select Installation Options for All Office Applications and Tools", expand the option of "Office*** Enjoy Functions", select the option of "Optional Chinese User Input Method", select "Do not install" in the pop-up menu, and click the "Update" button.
4. APM/NT Legacy Node is not turned on
Under normal circumstances, APM/nt legacy node is not turned on, which may cause a shutdown but cannot automatically cut off the power supply. Enter Device Manager and click View → Show Hidden Devices in the menu bar to display all hidden devices in the system. Check the equipment list box for APM/NT Legacy Node options. If your computer supports this function, you will have this option. Double-click and click the "Enable Device" button in the pop-up properties dialog box.
windows blue screen error
1 ×1 Incorrect function.
2 ×2 The system cannot find the specified file.
3 ×3 The system cannot find the specified path.
4× 4 The system cannot open the file.
5 ×5 Access denied.
6 ×6 Invalid code.
7 ×7 The storage control block has been destroyed.
8 ×8 There is not enough storage space to process this instruction.
9 ×9 The address of the storage control block is invalid.
1 ×A environment is incorrect.
11 ×B tried to load a program with a wrong format.
12 ×C access code error.
13 ×D data error.
14 ×E storage space is not enough to