Thread: Weird error note but can run in safe mode HELP!

First I find 0x00000050 said page fault in non page part, saw the make dump message at the base, then system restarted., then 0x0000007e no error message per se, system restarted. I booted in safe mode with/without networking, I can do it as well as surf the net no troubles. I have detached all my RAM sticks one at a time. Next error 0x0000007f recycled again, next 0xfffffffb, after that 0xfffffffc. Now I acquire 0x000000c2.
Hmpf!

Again, in safe mode I can do it seems approximately something. I turned off my PC to put in another Sata drive (didn’t have the cable) I didn’t unplug something, when I restarted it went to and through all these errors.

Please someone, my pc is doing the similar thing at the same time she's has xp, mines is the computer in my specs I suppose the only thing unusual is that I have Vista Ultimate. BTW as far as I know, I've installed all the updates that have approach my way. No troubles until at present.

Thanks

How long have you used the hard drives used on both computers?

In my knowledge, my laptop would give me countless errors upon logging in. Then it would crash and I could do nothing but hold down the power button. When running in safe mode it was very slow and errors would still appear but I could press X and carry on.

The stage after this was when my laptop would not even boot up at all, then when trying to reinstall windows, my Harddrive was not even recognized and was not on the list, the Harddrive was failing then broke completely!

Give me some more info, unfortunately, to me, it sounds like this could also be the case with you. Not definite though.

2 yrs on both, as well as they are both Dell pc's. And it’s a western digital, to add Im about to ship them a drive out of my laptop because it kept crashing. I think I had some hard drive diagnostics around if I can run it in safe mode, which was the only thing working until I got a registry error code, then a IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL, whatever that is. Thanks

Find your drives on that website and get the data lifeguard diagnostics. You would be best to create a CD and boot using the software than download and run whilst on the computer.

My laptop has a western digital drive, which how now been replaced. Lasted just 14 months but I use my laptop alot, plus I was unaware that it was overheating all the time when it kept shutting off (it was on my bed, the quilt blocked the fans) this contributed to the death of it.

I've got to be honest, looks like both harddrives are failing, go on the above website and run the program, and see what it says. After that enter the serial numbers into the support section and see if the warranty is still intact. Your better off getting free replacements then forking out for 2 new ones! Actually I'll put a link below here.

http://websupport.wdc.com/warranty/serialinput.asp