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addeman
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Joined: 04 Nov 2004
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Location: Stockholm, Sweden
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 Posted: Thu Jul 21, 2005 10:48 am Post subject: Intel's MCE (machine check exception) |
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I have an old computer at home which turned haywire on me a couple of months ago. It restarted itself for no apparent reason with no errormessage or anything.
At the time it was running Windows 2000 Pro, so i (naturally) thought it was a windows-problem. I booted it from a live-cd, with no different outcome... It reboots for no apparent reason. Since mom uses the box i tried to install XP, and then a way into the install got somthing like this:
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Machine check exception
Stop: 0x0000009C (0x00000001, 0x8054DA70, 0xF2000000, 0x00000175)
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Now that's some nice errorcode, but even after consulting intel's _big_ manual i could not determine the cause.
Well, some hardware part is broken, so removed all unneeded pci-cards (network, soundcard and a modem), but it didn't help...
Anyone here that can?
Best regards
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Raistlin
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Joined: 17 May 2004
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Location: Boston, MA
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Hi,
I once read about a Machine_Check_Exception that could be resolved by removing the CDROM... did you try that?
Cheers, R.
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