That's the message i receive several times when i try to open my pc.It says that messages and it stops!It says that there was a problem and that i should check my hardware and other stuff.But when i press restart it restarts without any problem.Sometimes it starts normally and some other appears this blue screen with that message.What it may be?

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check microsoft knowledge base article Q297185 You are using a standard 40-wire connector cable to connect the UDMA drive to the controller instead of the required 80-wire, 40-pin cable. You should try setting bios defaults first then consider replacing the Ultra Direct Memory Access controller cable.


On Saturday, November 10, 2001 at 6:31 am, Planet Perfecto wrote:
>That's the message i receive several times when i try to open my pc.It says that
>messages and it stops!It says that there was a problem and that i should check my
>hardware and other stuff.But when i press restart it restarts without any problem.Sometimes
>it starts normally and some other appears this blue screen with that message.What
>it may be?

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Okay - I receive the same problem, but my hard drive is set correctly in the BIOS and I'm using an 80-pin cable. Now what? I can boot 5 times to this blue screen, trying LKG, Safe mode, etc and eventually it'll just 'come up'. Strange.


On Saturday, November 10, 2001 at 7:27 am, Dave Feinberg wrote:
>check microsoft knowledge base article Q297185
>You are using a standard 40-wire connector cable to connect the UDMA drive to the
>controller instead of the required 80-wire, 40-pin cable. You should try setting
>bios defaults first then consider replacing the Ultra Direct Memory Access controller
>cable.
>
>
>

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i need help..........anybody, when i turn on my puter, a blue screen comes up saying "a problem has been detected & windows is shutdown to prevent damage to your puter. unmountable_boot_volume. also a stop message"***stop:oxooooooed (ox84f8b960). what can i do with this problem?


On Monday, September 23, 2002 at 11:09 am, Neal wrote:
>Okay - I receive the same problem, but my hard drive is set correctly in the BIOS
>and I'm using an 80-pin cable. Now what?
>I can boot 5 times to this blue screen, trying LKG, Safe mode, etc and eventually
>it'll just 'come up'. Strange.
>
>

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I've found that if it isn't possible to fix the disk via the recovery console that, if possible, you can login to Safe Mode with Command Prompt then you can try to run 'chkdsk /r' from there. It gives you a message about not being able to get exclusive access, so choose 'y' to schedule then restart the machine. On next boot 'chkdsk' pre-empts Windows in access to the HDD and can sometimes fix the issues. I know it sounds quirky, but I've had this work on a machine which wasn't able to boot any other way.


On Saturday, April 9, 2005 at 3:19 pm, kenny gamblin wrote:
>i need help..........anybody, when i turn on my puter, a blue screen comes up saying
>"a problem has been detected & windows is shutdown to prevent damage to your puter.
>unmountable_boot_volume. also a stop message"***stop:oxooooooed (ox84f8b960). what
>can i do with this problem?
>
>
>

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