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Guest Kristian Tollefsen
Posted

I asked what this was some time ago but didnt get an asnwer and sinze the

problem disapeared removing one of the following hotfixes KB928365 KB935839

KB935840 KB933566 KB924667 from the july update i didnt bother loking moore

into it sinze the problem went away but the problem reapred today when

playing wow

 

 

the event mager says this:

 

reboot1

Error code 000000000000003b, parameter1 00000000c0000005, parameter2

fffff97fff669f48, parameter3 fffffadfd8795e30, parameter4 0000000000000000.

 

reboot2

Error code 0000000000000050, parameter1 fffff800000467f0, parameter2

0000000000000008, parameter3 fffff800000467f0, parameter4 0000000000000000.

 

reboot3

Error code 0000000000000050, parameter1 fffffadffbc89003, parameter2

0000000000000000, parameter3 fffff8000103c106, parameter4 0000000000000000.

 

reboot4

Error code 000000000000003b, parameter1 00000000c0000005, parameter2

fffff97fff46b87b, parameter3 fffffadfd86611e0, parameter4 0000000000000000.

 

reboot5

Error code 000000000000003b, parameter1 00000000c0000005, parameter2

fffff97fff6e9708, parameter3 fffffadfd7ff2fb0, parameter4 0000000000000000.

 

i tryd to remove some programs i had installed sinze i last played but

whit the same result

 

'Any ideas on how to fix this?

 

Regard

Kristian

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Guest Tony Sperling
Posted

Re: catagory 102 and event 1003

 

If you double-click error messages in the Event Viewer you'll be greeted by

a dialog that has some information - plus a link that sometimes lead to KB

articles. If nothing turns up please try and find out from the log what you

or the machine is doing when the error appears. Errors and messages have a

time-stamp that should be helpfull to you.

 

The bare codes are usually only helpfull when you know what the machine was

trying to do, if you see any dialogs pop up try and copy them verbatim, but

also try and establish the circumstances.

 

Some random references I found concerned the Firewall not starting or lost

Time-Zone info, or the SCSI driver reporting a warning - any of that make

any sense to you?

 

(Vista or XP? - A rough overview of your Hardware and it's age?)

 

 

Tony. . .

 

 

"Kristian Tollefsen" <KristianTollefsen@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in

message news:19412589-79A9-44F3-9ADB-463C6320FEB9@microsoft.com...

> I asked what this was some time ago but didnt get an asnwer and sinze the

> problem disapeared removing one of the following hotfixes KB928365

KB935839

> KB935840 KB933566 KB924667 from the july update i didnt bother loking

moore

> into it sinze the problem went away but the problem reapred today when

> playing wow

>

>

> the event mager says this:

>

> reboot1

> Error code 000000000000003b, parameter1 00000000c0000005, parameter2

> fffff97fff669f48, parameter3 fffffadfd8795e30, parameter4

0000000000000000.

>

> reboot2

> Error code 0000000000000050, parameter1 fffff800000467f0, parameter2

> 0000000000000008, parameter3 fffff800000467f0, parameter4

0000000000000000.

>

> reboot3

> Error code 0000000000000050, parameter1 fffffadffbc89003, parameter2

> 0000000000000000, parameter3 fffff8000103c106, parameter4

0000000000000000.

>

> reboot4

> Error code 000000000000003b, parameter1 00000000c0000005, parameter2

> fffff97fff46b87b, parameter3 fffffadfd86611e0, parameter4

0000000000000000.

>

> reboot5

> Error code 000000000000003b, parameter1 00000000c0000005, parameter2

> fffff97fff6e9708, parameter3 fffffadfd7ff2fb0, parameter4

0000000000000000.

>

> i tryd to remove some programs i had installed sinze i last played but

> whit the same result

>

> 'Any ideas on how to fix this?

>

> Regard

> Kristian

>

Guest Kristian Tollefsen
Posted

Re: catagory 102 and event 1003

 

The computer is a Fujitsu Siemens A1630 runinng winxp 64 sp2

1024mb ram

3700mhz

ati radon 9600/9700 mobile

The problem accurs after all from 10 sec too several min after entering the

world of warcraft.

 

the info i found about this was that it caused by a driver ore something but

i have runned world of warcraft whitout any problems on this computer sinze

the last reinstall in january. Except when the june hotfixes was released but

after removing the fixes listed below it was fine again until i was to play

again this morning.

The only change i made on my pc sinze my last play was that i installed

the Windows Server 2003 OEM Preinstallation Kit En and autostreamer, i tryd

to remove these prgrams but it still makes the 2sec bluescreen before it

reboots

 

Regard

Kristian

>Tony Sperling" wrote:

> If you double-click error messages in the Event Viewer you'll be greeted by

> a dialog that has some information - plus a link that sometimes lead to KB

> articles. If nothing turns up please try and find out from the log what you

> or the machine is doing when the error appears. Errors and messages have a

> time-stamp that should be helpfull to you.

>

> The bare codes are usually only helpfull when you know what the machine was

> trying to do, if you see any dialogs pop up try and copy them verbatim, but

> also try and establish the circumstances.

>

> Some random references I found concerned the Firewall not starting or lost

> Time-Zone info, or the SCSI driver reporting a warning - any of that make

> any sense to you?

>

> (Vista or XP? - A rough overview of your Hardware and it's age?)

>

>

> Tony. . .

>

>

> "Kristian Tollefsen" <KristianTollefsen@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in

> message news:19412589-79A9-44F3-9ADB-463C6320FEB9@microsoft.com...

> > I asked what this was some time ago but didnt get an asnwer and sinze the

> > problem disapeared removing one of the following hotfixes KB928365

> KB935839

> > KB935840 KB933566 KB924667 from the july update i didnt bother loking

> moore

> > into it sinze the problem went away but the problem reapred today when

> > playing wow

> >

> >

> > the event mager says this:

> >

> > reboot1

> > Error code 000000000000003b, parameter1 00000000c0000005, parameter2

> > fffff97fff669f48, parameter3 fffffadfd8795e30, parameter4

> 0000000000000000.

> >

> > reboot2

> > Error code 0000000000000050, parameter1 fffff800000467f0, parameter2

> > 0000000000000008, parameter3 fffff800000467f0, parameter4

> 0000000000000000.

> >

> > reboot3

> > Error code 0000000000000050, parameter1 fffffadffbc89003, parameter2

> > 0000000000000000, parameter3 fffff8000103c106, parameter4

> 0000000000000000.

> >

> > reboot4

> > Error code 000000000000003b, parameter1 00000000c0000005, parameter2

> > fffff97fff46b87b, parameter3 fffffadfd86611e0, parameter4

> 0000000000000000.

> >

> > reboot5

> > Error code 000000000000003b, parameter1 00000000c0000005, parameter2

> > fffff97fff6e9708, parameter3 fffffadfd7ff2fb0, parameter4

> 0000000000000000.

> >

> > i tryd to remove some programs i had installed sinze i last played but

> > whit the same result

> >

> > 'Any ideas on how to fix this?

> >

> > Regard

> > Kristian

> >

>

>

>

Guest Tony Sperling
Posted

Re: catagory 102 and event 1003

 

O.K. - In case of a BSOD, you can press F8 at the boot-menu and choose the

option not to continuously re-boot (or something of that sort) this will let

you see the actual message so that you can write it down. Some BIOS's have

the same option, if you prefer setting it there. Before you post this error

message you might try and have a look at it a couple of times to see if it

changes or if it is allways the same. I noticed there were basically two

different codes in your first post, but I'd like to see if the actual

message changes as well. And please note that Event ID's can be Error

Messages, Warnings or Stop codes. If you see a 'stop' anywhere in the

message don't forget to include that info.

 

A few more questions:

 

Are you over-clocking?

How are your temperatures? + Are all your fans running normal?

What HD subsystem are you on - ATA, SATA, SCSI or RAID?

Is the PSU the original one from Fujitsu?

 

I can understand that the machine is more than one year old?

 

 

Tony. . .

 

 

"Kristian Tollefsen" <KristianTollefsen@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in

message news:6B8E78B3-37AA-4DEC-B5DA-7800DE26FDFD@microsoft.com...

> The computer is a Fujitsu Siemens A1630 runinng winxp 64 sp2

> 1024mb ram

> 3700mhz

> ati radon 9600/9700 mobile

> The problem accurs after all from 10 sec too several min after entering

the

> world of warcraft.

>

> the info i found about this was that it caused by a driver ore something

but

> i have runned world of warcraft whitout any problems on this computer

sinze

> the last reinstall in january. Except when the june hotfixes was released

but

> after removing the fixes listed below it was fine again until i was to

play

> again this morning.

> The only change i made on my pc sinze my last play was that i installed

> the Windows Server 2003 OEM Preinstallation Kit En and autostreamer, i

tryd

> to remove these prgrams but it still makes the 2sec bluescreen before it

> reboots

>

> Regard

> Kristian

>

> >Tony Sperling" wrote:

>

> > If you double-click error messages in the Event Viewer you'll be greeted

by

> > a dialog that has some information - plus a link that sometimes lead to

KB

> > articles. If nothing turns up please try and find out from the log what

you

> > or the machine is doing when the error appears. Errors and messages have

a

> > time-stamp that should be helpfull to you.

> >

> > The bare codes are usually only helpfull when you know what the machine

was

> > trying to do, if you see any dialogs pop up try and copy them verbatim,

but

> > also try and establish the circumstances.

> >

> > Some random references I found concerned the Firewall not starting or

lost

> > Time-Zone info, or the SCSI driver reporting a warning - any of that

make

> > any sense to you?

> >

> > (Vista or XP? - A rough overview of your Hardware and it's age?)

> >

> >

> > Tony. . .

> >

> >

> > "Kristian Tollefsen" <KristianTollefsen@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote

in

> > message news:19412589-79A9-44F3-9ADB-463C6320FEB9@microsoft.com...

> > > I asked what this was some time ago but didnt get an asnwer and sinze

the

> > > problem disapeared removing one of the following hotfixes KB928365

> > KB935839

> > > KB935840 KB933566 KB924667 from the july update i didnt bother loking

> > moore

> > > into it sinze the problem went away but the problem reapred today when

> > > playing wow

> > >

> > >

> > > the event mager says this:

> > >

> > > reboot1

> > > Error code 000000000000003b, parameter1 00000000c0000005, parameter2

> > > fffff97fff669f48, parameter3 fffffadfd8795e30, parameter4

> > 0000000000000000.

> > >

> > > reboot2

> > > Error code 0000000000000050, parameter1 fffff800000467f0, parameter2

> > > 0000000000000008, parameter3 fffff800000467f0, parameter4

> > 0000000000000000.

> > >

> > > reboot3

> > > Error code 0000000000000050, parameter1 fffffadffbc89003, parameter2

> > > 0000000000000000, parameter3 fffff8000103c106, parameter4

> > 0000000000000000.

> > >

> > > reboot4

> > > Error code 000000000000003b, parameter1 00000000c0000005, parameter2

> > > fffff97fff46b87b, parameter3 fffffadfd86611e0, parameter4

> > 0000000000000000.

> > >

> > > reboot5

> > > Error code 000000000000003b, parameter1 00000000c0000005, parameter2

> > > fffff97fff6e9708, parameter3 fffffadfd7ff2fb0, parameter4

> > 0000000000000000.

> > >

> > > i tryd to remove some programs i had installed sinze i last played

but

> > > whit the same result

> > >

> > > 'Any ideas on how to fix this?

> > >

> > > Regard

> > > Kristian

> > >

> >

> >

> >

Guest Kristian Tollefsen
Posted

Re: catagory 102 and event 1003

 

useing f8 at startup ore setting this trught propeties on my computer isnt

this the same thing?

> Are you over-clocking?

No

> How are your temperatures? + Are all your fans running normal?

yes

> What HD subsystem are you on - ATA, SATA, SCSI or RAID?

ide

> Is the PSU the original one from Fujitsu?

PSU ? brain stands still on what this is atm

> I can understand that the machine is more than one year old?

closer too 2 actualy

 

"Tony Sperling" wrote:

> O.K. - In case of a BSOD, you can press F8 at the boot-menu and choose the

> option not to continuously re-boot (or something of that sort) this will let

> you see the actual message so that you can write it down. Some BIOS's have

> the same option, if you prefer setting it there. Before you post this error

> message you might try and have a look at it a couple of times to see if it

> changes or if it is allways the same. I noticed there were basically two

> different codes in your first post, but I'd like to see if the actual

> message changes as well. And please note that Event ID's can be Error

> Messages, Warnings or Stop codes. If you see a 'stop' anywhere in the

> message don't forget to include that info.

>

> A few more questions:

>

> Are you over-clocking?

> How are your temperatures? + Are all your fans running normal?

> What HD subsystem are you on - ATA, SATA, SCSI or RAID?

> Is the PSU the original one from Fujitsu?

>

> I can understand that the machine is more than one year old?

>

>

> Tony. . .

>

>

> "Kristian Tollefsen" <KristianTollefsen@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in

> message news:6B8E78B3-37AA-4DEC-B5DA-7800DE26FDFD@microsoft.com...

> > The computer is a Fujitsu Siemens A1630 runinng winxp 64 sp2

> > 1024mb ram

> > 3700mhz

> > ati radon 9600/9700 mobile

> > The problem accurs after all from 10 sec too several min after entering

> the

> > world of warcraft.

> >

> > the info i found about this was that it caused by a driver ore something

> but

> > i have runned world of warcraft whitout any problems on this computer

> sinze

> > the last reinstall in january. Except when the june hotfixes was released

> but

> > after removing the fixes listed below it was fine again until i was to

> play

> > again this morning.

> > The only change i made on my pc sinze my last play was that i installed

> > the Windows Server 2003 OEM Preinstallation Kit En and autostreamer, i

> tryd

> > to remove these prgrams but it still makes the 2sec bluescreen before it

> > reboots

> >

> > Regard

> > Kristian

> >

> > >Tony Sperling" wrote:

> >

> > > If you double-click error messages in the Event Viewer you'll be greeted

> by

> > > a dialog that has some information - plus a link that sometimes lead to

> KB

> > > articles. If nothing turns up please try and find out from the log what

> you

> > > or the machine is doing when the error appears. Errors and messages have

> a

> > > time-stamp that should be helpfull to you.

> > >

> > > The bare codes are usually only helpfull when you know what the machine

> was

> > > trying to do, if you see any dialogs pop up try and copy them verbatim,

> but

> > > also try and establish the circumstances.

> > >

> > > Some random references I found concerned the Firewall not starting or

> lost

> > > Time-Zone info, or the SCSI driver reporting a warning - any of that

> make

> > > any sense to you?

> > >

> > > (Vista or XP? - A rough overview of your Hardware and it's age?)

> > >

> > >

> > > Tony. . .

> > >

> > >

> > > "Kristian Tollefsen" <KristianTollefsen@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote

> in

> > > message news:19412589-79A9-44F3-9ADB-463C6320FEB9@microsoft.com...

> > > > I asked what this was some time ago but didnt get an asnwer and sinze

> the

> > > > problem disapeared removing one of the following hotfixes KB928365

> > > KB935839

> > > > KB935840 KB933566 KB924667 from the july update i didnt bother loking

> > > moore

> > > > into it sinze the problem went away but the problem reapred today when

> > > > playing wow

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > the event mager says this:

> > > >

> > > > reboot1

> > > > Error code 000000000000003b, parameter1 00000000c0000005, parameter2

> > > > fffff97fff669f48, parameter3 fffffadfd8795e30, parameter4

> > > 0000000000000000.

> > > >

> > > > reboot2

> > > > Error code 0000000000000050, parameter1 fffff800000467f0, parameter2

> > > > 0000000000000008, parameter3 fffff800000467f0, parameter4

> > > 0000000000000000.

> > > >

> > > > reboot3

> > > > Error code 0000000000000050, parameter1 fffffadffbc89003, parameter2

> > > > 0000000000000000, parameter3 fffff8000103c106, parameter4

> > > 0000000000000000.

> > > >

> > > > reboot4

> > > > Error code 000000000000003b, parameter1 00000000c0000005, parameter2

> > > > fffff97fff46b87b, parameter3 fffffadfd86611e0, parameter4

> > > 0000000000000000.

> > > >

> > > > reboot5

> > > > Error code 000000000000003b, parameter1 00000000c0000005, parameter2

> > > > fffff97fff6e9708, parameter3 fffffadfd7ff2fb0, parameter4

> > > 0000000000000000.

> > > >

> > > > i tryd to remove some programs i had installed sinze i last played

> but

> > > > whit the same result

> > > >

> > > > 'Any ideas on how to fix this?

> > > >

> > > > Regard

> > > > Kristian

> > > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

>

>

>


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