There is a conflict in this new build…

[captmix]

I have already posted with the problems concerning this new build, yesterday I had to open XP by going through the F8 path and things worked okay. This morning on boot up the BSOD again but couldn’t read it fast enough.

But did find the message, Error Code 1000008e, Parameter 1, c0000005, parameter 2, 8053434e1, parameter 3 aa791370, Parameter 4 0000000, on subsequent start attempts. Meaning?

Got it into Safe Mode on another try and checked the Event Viewer which had “Id 1003, Symbolic name; ER-KRHL-Crash log” Also checked the Device Manager and nothing showed as being a trouble issue, some components could not be assessed because of being in the Safe Mode.

That didn’t tell me anything. Tried boot up again and got the message “Over clocking Failed”, can’t be correct because I haven’t over clocked this machine! Push F2 to set default. That didn’t work.

Did get a message, “Application Error 0xc0000033. “Syntax Error” in the Google search? What in the hell does that mean?

I gave up on this new build. Went in on the old computer and checked some of these codes on Google but it really didn’t explain just what the conflict might be.

As some of you have mentioned I wonder if it might be a memory problem? I just sent off for a new stick of KingstonKVR400X64C3A/512 DDR400 PC 3200 which is what is presently installed on this K8V SE Deluxe board. This memory is on the ASUS recommended list for this mobo.

If a new stick of RAM doesn’t set things right I’m not sure of what the next attempt should be to isolate this conflict.

Tom

[Panama Red]

If you aren't seeing the blue screen except in a flash, it sounds like it is rebooting after the fault. Boot to Safe Mode again (F8) and turn off the "automatically restart" feature so it will stop at the blue screen. Then you can research the exact failure. To turn off auto restart: Start/right click My Computer/properties/advanced tab/startup and recovery-settings/uncheck the auto restart.

[captmix]

Thanks Red, I tried that right away after reading your post and now, as if thihgs aren't bad enough already, clicked on Safe Mode and got a blank screen!

I was in Safe Mode earlier this morning okay. I'm no expert but now I am beginning to wonder if the memory module really has gone bad?

The new stick should be here by Sat. or Monday and will try that. If that doesn't work it looks like this machine will revisit the shop.

Tom

[Panama Red]

If you want to test the memory module, set your boot order to floppy first and boot to a floppy of Memtest86. You can download it from www.Memtest86.com. Even if it shows that the memory is ok, it may just me a compatability issue between the motherboard and the memory. Good luck.