Bluescreen on start-up

The past few weeks I occasional get the windows start-up stopping and going
to a blue screen that says something about a crash dump and says to check
the bios,
which I did and is still set-up the way it was installed. I have plenty of
disk space left also. The stop message says-STOP:0x0000008E, with other
numbers in brackets. Are those drivers that arecausing this and how to I get
to them? The start-up then continues after the message goes.

Has anyone seen this on Vista before and how do I stop it? I am worried it
may cause a complete crash. I have been running Vista since March with no
other problems.

Thanks

cnyscouter wrote:
> The past few weeks I occasional get the windows start-up stopping and
> going to a blue screen that says something about a crash dump and says
> to check the bios,
> which I did and is still set-up the way it was installed. I have plenty
> of disk space left also. The stop message says-STOP:0x0000008E, with
> other numbers in brackets. Are those drivers that arecausing this and
> how to I get to them? The start-up then continues after the message goes.
>
> Has anyone seen this on Vista before and how do I stop it? I am worried
> it may cause a complete crash. I have been running Vista since March
> with no other problems.
>
> Thanks
>

It might be your RAM:


http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q...=Google+Search

Alias

That is an error message for the chipset driver's PCI system device driver,
update chipset mother board drivers ,or roll them back in device manager

"Alias" wrote:

> cnyscouter wrote:
> > The past few weeks I occasional get the windows start-up stopping and
> > going to a blue screen that says something about a crash dump and says
> > to check the bios,
> > which I did and is still set-up the way it was installed. I have plenty
> > of disk space left also. The stop message says-STOP:0x0000008E, with
> > other numbers in brackets. Are those drivers that arecausing this and
> > how to I get to them? The start-up then continues after the message goes.
> >
> > Has anyone seen this on Vista before and how do I stop it? I am worried
> > it may cause a complete crash. I have been running Vista since March
> > with no other problems.
> >
> > Thanks
> >
>
> It might be your RAM:
>
>
> http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q...=Google+Search
>
> Alias
>

I have been getting the blue screen when I start my computer it is only 3
moths old dell.
stop collecting data for crash dump
physiscal memory dump failed"
oxc0000001
stop 0x0000007F
it has been freezing and I cannot get to safe mode, I have not installed
anything so not sure what to do.

"cnyscouter" wrote:

> The past few weeks I occasional get the windows start-up stopping and going
> to a blue screen that says something about a crash dump and says to check
> the bios,
> which I did and is still set-up the way it was installed. I have plenty of
> disk space left also. The stop message says-STOP:0x0000008E, with other
> numbers in brackets. Are those drivers that arecausing this and how to I get
> to them? The start-up then continues after the message goes.
>
> Has anyone seen this on Vista before and how do I stop it? I am worried it
> may cause a complete crash. I have been running Vista since March with no
> other problems.
>
> Thanks
>
>

I have the exact same issue. Can you give us instructions on how to update
the chipset motherboard drives - i have no idea what that means

"hewlett" wrote:

> That is an error message for the chipset driver's PCI system device driver,
> update chipset mother board drivers ,or roll them back in device manager
>
> "Alias" wrote:
>
> > cnyscouter wrote:
> > > The past few weeks I occasional get the windows start-up stopping and
> > > going to a blue screen that says something about a crash dump and says
> > > to check the bios,
> > > which I did and is still set-up the way it was installed. I have plenty
> > > of disk space left also. The stop message says-STOP:0x0000008E, with
> > > other numbers in brackets. Are those drivers that arecausing this and
> > > how to I get to them? The start-up then continues after the message goes.
> > >
> > > Has anyone seen this on Vista before and how do I stop it? I am worried
> > > it may cause a complete crash. I have been running Vista since March
> > > with no other problems.
> > >
> > > Thanks
> > >
> >
> > It might be your RAM:
> >
> >
> > http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q...=Google+Search
> >
> > Alias
> >

"sharconfused" wrote:

> I have been getting the blue screen when I start my computer it is only 3
> moths old dell.
> stop collecting data for crash dump
> physiscal memory dump failed"
> oxc0000001
> stop 0x0000007F
> it has been freezing and I cannot get to safe mode, I have not installed
> anything so not sure what to do.
>
> "cnyscouter" wrote:
>
> > The past few weeks I occasional get the windows start-up stopping and going
> > to a blue screen that says something about a crash dump and says to check
> > the bios,
> > which I did and is still set-up the way it was installed. I have plenty of
> > disk space left also. The stop message says-STOP:0x0000008E, with other
> > numbers in brackets. Are those drivers that arecausing this and how to I get
> > to them? The start-up then continues after the message goes.
> >
> > Has anyone seen this on Vista before and how do I stop it? I am worried it
> > may cause a complete crash. I have been running Vista since March with no
> > other problems.
> >
> > Thanks
> >
> >

I had the same problems with my laptop. I took it home and took it out of
the box, plugged it in and pushed the power button...and got the infamous
blue screen of death. Turns out it was a RAM issue. Got it fixed under
warranty for free as it was not my fault.

On two occasions I have suffered similar problems. It gives a BSOD whilst
booting ( its so quick you cant read anything ) and reboots and the BDOD's.
This just keeps happening.

What stopped it for me was turned the main power of on the PSU ( it has a
on/off switch ). On both occasions this fixes the problem
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>
> "sharconfused" wrote:
>
>> I have been getting the blue screen when I start my computer it is only 3
>> moths old dell.
>> stop collecting data for crash dump
>> physiscal memory dump failed"
>> oxc0000001
>> stop 0x0000007F
>> it has been freezing and I cannot get to safe mode, I have not installed
>> anything so not sure what to do.
>>
>> "cnyscouter" wrote:
>>
>> > The past few weeks I occasional get the windows start-up stopping and
>> > going
>> > to a blue screen that says something about a crash dump and says to
>> > check
>> > the bios,
>> > which I did and is still set-up the way it was installed. I have plenty
>> > of
>> > disk space left also. The stop message says-STOP:0x0000008E, with other
>> > numbers in brackets. Are those drivers that arecausing this and how to
>> > I get
>> > to them? The start-up then continues after the message goes.
>> >
>> > Has anyone seen this on Vista before and how do I stop it? I am worried
>> > it
>> > may cause a complete crash. I have been running Vista since March with
>> > no
>> > other problems.
>> >
>> > Thanks
>> >
>> >