Blue Screen Of Death - Stop: 0x0000008E (0xc0000092, 0x1000195c, 0xaa661108, 0x00000000)

Blue Screen Of Death - Stop: 0x0000008E (0xc0000092, 0x1000195c, 0xaa661108, 0x00000000)


my pc started rebooting and rebooting...when i remove/uninstalled the kaspersky AV...

Sony Vaios VGC-RB30
Proccessor: 2x Intel Pentium 4 CPU 3.00GHz
Video Card: Intel 82915G Express Chipset Family
Operating System: MS Windows XP Professional
Memory: 504MB RAM

 

Wrong place, this is a tablet PC support and discussion forum, not for desktop PCs...

 

That said, I get that problem on my Fujitsu T4220 =( albeit, the numbers may be different. Anyone else have that problem?

 

Unless if we can read what exactly this tells us, all it shows is the affected memory address locations where the OS reported there's a fault (thus, the BSoD); that memory address could hold anything, Word, IE/FF, or in this case, Kaspersky AV (probably). Everyone's memory addresses (or random numbers with 0x000000 or something similar) will be different, because it is called random access memory for a reason.

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Hi lavenderpup (and oiramed if you revisit this topic),

Could you check out the Event Viewer - mainly the Event Viewer logs software errors, but it also logs in hardware errors. OK, here's the steps:

(oiramed, I suggest you boot into Safe Mode - press F8 BEFORE you see the Windows XP logo, then select the first option, to Boot into Safe Mode; then follow the steps below)

1.) Start -> Run
2) Type in the following: eventvwr.msc
3.) The Event Viewer will pop up, I'd suggest going into the System log first, and look out for any red error icons () and yellow warning icons () that have occurred around the time you received your BSoD.
4.) Double click those listings to find more information about it, be it software- or hardware-related.
5.) Do the same for the Application log, to see if an application is also causing your system to BSoD.

 

Hm.. well I do use Kaspersky..
Although, the error only occurs when i'm using the computer at a secondary portrait or upside down or some odd combination.

 

Hi lavenderpup,

Did you check the Event Viewer for the possible problem reported that gives you this error? If so, did it identify any program or file that causes it?