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After I boot up PC and use for about 5 minute, it’s hanged for about 1 minute and turn to blue screen, given message;
A problem has been detected and windows have been shut down to prevent damaged to your computer. A process or thread crucial to system operation has unexpectedly or been terminated. If this is the first time you’ve seen this stop error screen, restart your computer. If this screen appears, follow this step:
Check to make sure hardware and software is properly installed. If problem continue, disable or remove new installed hardware or software. Disable BIOS Memory option such as Caching or Shadowing.
When reboot and press TAB, it read:
Memory Testing: 1015808K OK +32768K Shared Memory
Detecting IDE drives----
It’s stop here and cannot boot further. No new hardware or software installs recently and all fans are working normal, so I isolate the power supply and take out the RAM (DDR 1) and re-install back, re-boot again and problem still persist. The next day surprisingly it can boot up but can work only about 10 minute and the problem repeated. I did try using another same working type RAM from another PC, still cannot boot up. Is that anything wrong with the RAM or Mainboard? On the Disable BIOS memory option, it cannot switch to BIOS mode despite DELETE key is press, so if to disable the memory option such as Caching or Shadowing is impossible. Please advice.
My PC is about 4years++ and the system is: Intel(R) Pentium 4CPU 2.4Ghz(133X18) 478 pin, Mainboard – MSI V Class VIA® P4M266A + 8235 Chipset Based P4MAM-V Series (MS-6787 v2.X), 1G Kingston DDR1 RAM(about 3months old), Window XP Professional with Service Pack 3.
"0x000000F4: CRITICAL_OBJECT_TERMINATION One of the many processes or threads crucial to
system operation has unexpectedly exited or been terminated. As a
result, the system can no longer function. Specific causes are many,
and often best resolved by a careful history of the problem and the
circumstances of the error message" - so it doesnt say anything !
- check u;re harddisk for errors (i see that some people that had the same error, had hardrive issues.). It cand be the harddrive beacouse u're comp stops at the Detecting IDE drives ...
- try doing a BIOS update! To go into BIOS settings read the manual ... "del" doesn't work with all computers !!!
- but i susspect that u're problem is overheating components ! Probably the processor or the motherboard chipset ! Check to see if the processor gets hot ! (with software, or just keep u;re hand on the cooler and see if it gets hoter than it should ). Do the same for the chipset ! (chipsets run preaty high in temperature, so it;s ok to be hotter than the processor!).
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This works for my Asus Eee PC 1. Shut down and remove the battery. 2. Press the power button 10 times, next 1 minute pressing down. 3. Remove the memory and at the motherboard you'll see a clrrst (clear reset cmos..) 4. Short these 2 tiny pads by placing a tiny screw driver for 5 seconds, plug the power adapter and turn-on the switch, next wait at least for 3 seconds. Remove the power adapter. 5. Place back the battery and turn-on. You'll see the same screen (Logo of Asus) then patiently wait for at least 10 minutes or more. That's it.Good luck.
If it has the blue screen error, try to turn off the pc, remove the power cable and battery. Press and hold the power button for 5 seconds. Reseat the cables and battery. turn on the laptop.
If Blue screen occurs, turn off the pc and reseat the Hard Drive. If it still occur, then that is the time to replace the hard Drive..
get a hirens boot disk. that will fix ya right up. boot from the disk. choose either option boot windows xp mini or from boot disk. do not choose the option boot from hard drive or you will get no-where.
You will have to reinstall both its BIOS and operating system, only that can properly solve the problem.
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Thank You,
Arjun
You should definately be given the choice to boot from cd, when you press F2 to get into the bios and go to boot options, what boot options do you have?
If you go into the bios you should have the choice to boot from ide (hard drive), cdrom, floppy disk, network (on some) and try other boot media.
Are you going into the boot option in the bios by pressing F2.
it may be because of the cpu cooler is so full of dust that the fan cant go around and the cpu gets hot and the whole system freezes or something else is totaly screwed up
Things to Check When No boot... 1. Have you connected all the power cable? 2. Do you see any display?(including the power lights glowing) 3. Does the screen show you any blue screen error message? 4. Do you hear any beep noises? 5. Have you tried to install any third party hardware or software? 6. What do you think could have caused the issue?
does this also happen in safe mode boot. (press F8 just before windows boots). If not then go to your event viewer and check the messages at the specific time,hour messages. for example. computer booted at 23:30. in windows around 23:31:10 and then blue screen. Go to safe mode. and look in the logs what registered at 32:31:10(around this time).
If not possible to boot in safe mode. Try to remove one of the 2 memory dimm(if you have 2). so you boot with 1. maybe 1 of them doesn't work good anymore.
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