Try here:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;Q315335






On Friday, August 16, 2002 at 8:03 pm, Michael wrote:
>It all started when my XP started to automatically started to scan for errors. (Like 
>when you didn't shut it down properly). After the scan I got into my computer, which 
>seemed to work just like normal, I opened my web browser and then I felt like listening 
>to my mp3s so I opened one of my old songs. The computer suddenly just turned off 
>and restarted again. This happened to me a couple times before so I suspected it 
>was only a power surge. I then waited for my computer to start up but when it should 
>have been loading XP the computer said "Insert Boot Disc, Invalid Disc" (I can't 
>remember exactly what it said, it siad roughly that).
>
>So naturally I went to microsoft, with my other hard drive to get Start Up software 
>(which took up 6 floppies, WinXP_EN_PRO_BF.EXE was then name of the file). I did 
>what the program told me after I inserted and loaded all the files to cure my crashed 
>system. It then said it encountered an error and that it had to shut down to keep 
>my computer from damaging itself. 
>
>It then gave a technical line that said: 0x0000008E (0X0000006, 0XF82PC1A26, 0XF8oDCA18, 
>0X00000000)
>
>setupdd.sys - address F84C1A26 base at F84A2000, Datestamp 3b7d8507
>
>I'm in a real jam here, I have a lot of computer game skins that took me months 
to 
>make, and media files that took me years to compile. I'm just wondering if there 
>is anyway I can get back my information.
>
>Windows Support doesn't seem to work, and they said I had to pay for technical support 
>and my friends all seemed stumped. They only tell me "I hate to say I told you so 
>but, Bill Gates puts bugs in his products to mess with you. Use Linux, Mac, or the 
>old school Windows 95-98 OSs. " Which doesn't help me in anyway. 
>
>Please somebody help me!

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