STOP error: 0x00000050 appears after login
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STOP error: 0x00000050 appears after login
Wednesday, March 26, 2008 at 5:43 am Posted by Calvin
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A STOP error: 0x00000050 appears right after entering my admin account password.
The same error appears when logging into my secondary account and also when trying
to login through safe mode. What do I do? I tried the recovery CD that came with
my GQ PC, but after the PC loads the files from the CD, some strange error appears
saying "demo version expired." If anyone can help I'd really appreciate it.
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re: STOP error: 0x00000050 appears after login
Wednesday, March 26, 2008 at 6:47 am Posted by MartinM
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On the STOP error itself, do your symptoms fit this?
On the recovery disk issue, you have to contact GQ.
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re: STOP error: 0x00000050 appears after login
Wednesday, March 26, 2008 at 7:33 am Posted by Calvin
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Yes, the symptoms are the same. The problem is that I can't log into any of the user
accounts except "guest" and I can't fix any problem from there.
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re: STOP error: 0x00000050 appears after login
Wednesday, March 26, 2008 at 8:02 am Posted by MartinM
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Can you get into Safe Mode ?
If not the simplest route may be to get a replacement CD from GQ.
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re: STOP error: 0x00000050 appears after login
Wednesday, March 26, 2008 at 12:49 pm Posted by Charlie Hadden
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If you can't get in through safe mode, which would be desirable, you should be able
to activate your Administrator account, (which is not the same as identifying your
account as having administrator privileges). Info on doing this activation is on
the following link. MS hid this account because too many people were creating more
problems than they were curring so "Engage Brain" before doing this and using these
privileges.
http://www.my-pc-help.com/Articles/KnowledgeBase/tabid/147/topic/Active+Admin+Account/Default.aspx
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