I have a question about Resolving Hardware Conflicts:

I've seen similar issues to this one but I could really use a little assistance if anyone has some advice for me. I am running Windows XP Professional on a brand new system, at boot it will usually restart 2-4 times before actually functioning properly. I have disabled the auto reboot at error option so I could get a listing of the error and this is what it spits out; STOP: 0X0000008E (0XC0000005, 0X80533FD4, 0XBA51AB1C, 0X00000000) If anyone knows where I can have this error message "deciphered" to know exactly what is causing this error I would worship you!

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The following are causes of the STOP: 0X0000008E error:

"STOP 0x0000008e" Error Message During Windows XP Setup

A "STOP 0x0000008E" Error Message Occurs in Wdmaud.sys

STOP 0x0000008e

A "STOP: 0x0000008E" Error Message Occurs When You Change the Hardware Acceleration Setting

STOP 0x0000008E Error Message on a Blue Screen and Your Computer Does Not Enter Hibernation or Standby After You Remove an IEEE 1394 Storage Device

STOP 0x0000008e Failed To Install Product Catalog


On Saturday, August 9, 2003 at 7:08 pm, Sam wrote:
>I have a question about Resolving
>Hardware Conflicts:

>I've seen similar issues to this one but I could really use a little assistance if
>anyone has some advice for me. I am running Windows XP Professional on a brand new
>system, at boot it will usually restart 2-4 times before actually functioning properly.
>I have disabled the auto reboot at error option so I could get a listing of the error
>and this is what it spits out; STOP: 0X0000008E (0XC0000005, 0X80533FD4, 0XBA51AB1C,
>0X00000000)
>If anyone knows where I can have this error message "deciphered" to know exactly
>what is causing this error I would worship you!
>
>

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That error usually points to a driver issue or the need for a bios update......
If this is a new machine I would be taking it back.






On Saturday, August 9, 2003 at 7:08 pm, Sam wrote:
>I have a question about Resolving 
>Hardware Conflicts:

>I've seen similar issues to this one but I could really use a little assistance 
if 
>anyone has some advice for me. I am running Windows XP Professional on a brand new 
>system, at boot it will usually restart 2-4 times before actually functioning properly. 
>I have disabled the auto reboot at error option so I could get a listing of the 
error 
>and this is what it spits out;   STOP: 0X0000008E (0XC0000005, 0X80533FD4, 0XBA51AB1C, 
>0X00000000)
>If anyone knows where I can have this error message "deciphered" to know exactly 
>what is causing this error I would worship you!
>
>

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Have you done anything to your ram lately??? If you have, undo what you've done and 
try it again, or try to switch the slot that your current ram is in. STOP 0x0000008e 
is definately a ram error.

~Ken Hyer   khyer123@Msn.com

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had the same error and couldn't find a solution nowhere... most help i got was of a "sucky memory" variaty... so i tried to run a memtest - it was ok, no errors whatsoever... thought it had something to do with agp/graphics card/windows-dx 'cos it crashed most often while playing some graphics intensive games... well anyway to make a long story short - i have a ga-7vrxp mobo with 512mb pc2700 ram... now, ga-7vrxp has kt333 chipset and fsb of 133... and since i have an athlon 1.8+ that extra speed of memory is... well... not neccesary... so i underclocked ram to 266MHz via bios... guess what? no more blue screen... imagine that...

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thanks for the anser ,but how you underclocked the Ram to 266MHz via bios ,i tryed to do that but i dont see and i dont know how to change pls help(write it in here)


On Tuesday, September 2, 2003 at 6:33 am, tamburash wrote:
>had the same error and couldn't find a solution nowhere... most help i got was of
>a "sucky memory" variaty... so i tried to run a memtest - it was ok, no errors whatsoever...
>thought it had something to do with agp/graphics card/windows-dx 'cos it crashed
>most often while playing some graphics intensive games... well anyway to make a long
>story short - i have a ga-7vrxp mobo with 512mb pc2700 ram... now, ga-7vrxp has kt333
>chipset and fsb of 133... and since i have an athlon 1.8+ that extra speed of memory
>is... well... not neccesary... so i underclocked ram to 266MHz via bios...
>guess what? no more blue screen... imagine that...

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there's an option "ram frequency" somewhere in there... i think it's in advanced chipset features, but it depends on mobo/bios version etc... also look for configure ram speed" (or something like that) and set it to manual... this will enable manual setting of ram frequencies and latencies... for specifics use google, but a good pc2700 ram should have a latency of 3... but for stability go for 2... anyway - play with the settings... (but don't hold me responsible if something "undesirable" happens) glhf!


On Tuesday, November 25, 2003 at 1:00 am, interrupted wrote:
>thanks for the anser ,but how you underclocked the Ram to 266MHz via bios ,i tryed
>to do that but i dont see and i dont know how to change pls help(write it in here)
>
>
>

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OMG THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THE TIP. Worked like a charm.


On Tuesday, September 2, 2003 at 6:33 am, tamburash wrote:
>had the same error and couldn't find a solution nowhere... most help i got was of
>a "sucky memory" variaty... so i tried to run a memtest - it was ok, no errors whatsoever...
>thought it had something to do with agp/graphics card/windows-dx 'cos it crashed
>most often while playing some graphics intensive games... well anyway to make a long
>story short - i have a ga-7vrxp mobo with 512mb pc2700 ram... now, ga-7vrxp has kt333
>chipset and fsb of 133... and since i have an athlon 1.8+ that extra speed of memory
>is... well... not neccesary... so i underclocked ram to 266MHz via bios...
>
>guess what? no more blue screen... imagine that...

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I have the exact same problem. Microsoft is as usual, is no help. They state to dump RAM but do not say exactely how to do that.


On Saturday, August 9, 2003 at 7:37 pm, Bob wrote:
>The following are causes of the STOP: 0X0000008E error:
>

"STOP 0x0000008e" Error Message
>During Windows XP Setup
>

A "STOP 0x0000008E" Error
>Message Occurs in Wdmaud.sys
>

STOP 0x0000008e
>

A "STOP: 0x0000008E" Error
>Message Occurs When You Change the Hardware Acceleration Setting
>

STOP 0x0000008E Error Message
>on a Blue Screen and Your Computer Does Not Enter Hibernation or Standby After You
>Remove an IEEE 1394 Storage Device
>

STOP 0x0000008e Failed To
>Install Product Catalog
>
>

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Hi! I have the same problem with my HP laptop with Athlon XP process.(winXPpro). I am getting messages *** stop 0X 0000008E .. *** win32k.sys - address BF83DF38 any help with that?


On Saturday, August 9, 2003 at 7:08 pm, Sam wrote:
>I have a question about Resolving
>Hardware Conflicts:

>I've seen similar issues to this one but I could really use a little assistance if
>anyone has some advice for me. I am running Windows XP Professional on a brand new
>system, at boot it will usually restart 2-4 times before actually functioning properly.
>I have disabled the auto reboot at error option so I could get a listing of the error
>and this is what it spits out; STOP: 0X0000008E (0XC0000005, 0X80533FD4, 0XBA51AB1C,
>0X00000000)
>If anyone knows where I can have this error message "deciphered" to know exactly
>what is causing this error I would worship you!
>
>

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I just bought a new motherboard and it does that all the time now :( it gives the 
same error code that you have - but I can't find any fixes - If you or anyone does 
find a fix, please respond to us! :) I was getting different errors when I had my 
GeForce4 card in, but with the GeForce2 card, it's giving me the same error more 
(and more system freezes) - i did realize that my AGP, IDE Controller (Promise Ultra133 
TX2 on PCI), and my Happauge WinTV PCI were using the same IRQ (11) so If that helps 
too :)

Specs
Albatron KX18D Pro nForce2 SPP Mainboard w/onboard nForce 10/100 on
2ghz Athlon XP 2400+ @ 133mhz fsb
512MB DDR333 @ 333mhz
GeForce4 MX440 & GeForce2 MX400 (swapping)
Sound Blaster Live 5.1 Plat w/ Front Drive Controls
Promise Ultra133 TX2 PCI
120GB HDD 7200RPM on Promise Primary Master
40GB HDD 10000RPM on Promise Secondary Master
DVD-Writer on Primary Master
DVD-ROM on Secondary Master
Hauppauge WinTV PCI
running XP Home w/SP1 w/ latest nVidia2 & nVidia Force graphics drivers





On Saturday, August 9, 2003 at 7:08 pm, Sam wrote:
>I have a question about Resolving 
>Hardware Conflicts:

>I've seen similar issues to this one but I could really use a little assistance 
if 
>anyone has some advice for me. I am running Windows XP Professional on a brand new 
>system, at boot it will usually restart 2-4 times before actually functioning properly. 
>I have disabled the auto reboot at error option so I could get a listing of the 
error 
>and this is what it spits out;   STOP: 0X0000008E (0XC0000005, 0X80533FD4, 0XBA51AB1C, 
>0X00000000)
>If anyone knows where I can have this error message "deciphered" to know exactly 
>what is causing this error I would worship you!
>
>

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I have this problem too, specifically STOP: 0x0000008e (0xc0000005, 0x80521e09, 0xf0533768, 0x00000000). This ONLY happens when I attempt to play certain videos, namely those that use Windows Media Player 9 technologies. Although it claims the RAM is the problem, I do not believe that. And yet, sometimes certain websites cause the crash, java perhaps? In either case, it's likely a problem with GDI as the Microsoft article mentions about hardware acceleration. I am going to try a few things to fix it and you may want to try these too: * Install the latest graphics card drivers * Try different hardware acceleration settings * Reinstall Windows Media Tools 9 * Give up and buy XP so I can get the fix Good luck everyone!

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I thought it was RAM too. Turned out to be the Windows XP SP2 Firewall. I turned it off and poof, booted fine. DOH!


On Saturday, August 9, 2003 at 7:44 pm, Ken Hyer wrote:
>
>Have you done anything to your ram lately??? If you have, undo what you've done and
>try it again, or try to switch the slot that your current ram is in. STOP 0x0000008e
>is definately a ram error.
>
>~Ken Hyer khyer123@Msn.com

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For me is problem with AMD Sempron 2500+ working freq is 1750Mhz not 2100Mhz ! Please check you procesor intenal clock and speed! Stupid motherboad defaults ?!

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My computer has been crashing lately if I dial into the internet or if I connect to my Linksys peer network. I will try the memory fixes mentioned above, but I have a hard time believing it's memory since it only crashes when I'm using communications. I have used the system restore function to get back up & it will be ok for a while. Also, the error messages aren't always the same. Sometimes they are 7E rather than 8E & sometimes ndisuio.sys is listed below the stop message. I am running XP Pro SP2. Any help will be greatly appreciated.

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Hey guy's well i no very little about computers however i decided to finaly upgrade my sp from 98 to XP as 98 is becoming obselete. Anyway i bought XP service Pack 2 cheap off ebay and it all loaded fine and was working well cept i needed to update my sound card driver so i got the download of this website for XP. However halfway through setup it said the software didnt have a valid certificate, well being a fool i ignored this and finished the installation and at the end it told me to restart so duly i did. However following this XP now crashes just before opening the login screen with the following blue screen warning "STOP 0x0000008E (0XC0000005, 0X804EC6E9, OXF4B44560, 0X00000000)". I cannot load it in any mode, safe mode hangs at Driver: MUP. This was the first time i restarted my computer with xp so im unsure wether it was me using the wrong driver or it was a faulty xp disk. Anyway help would be useful the sound card was a realtek ac-97. p.s. if i cannot open windows how can i change/update drivers

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The stop error message happen 15 minutes after i get connected to the internet


On Wednesday, April 20, 2005 at 3:26 pm, Joel wrote:
>My computer has been crashing lately if I dial into the internet or if I connect
>to my Linksys peer network. I will try the memory fixes mentioned above, but I have
>a hard time believing it's memory since it only crashes when I'm using communications.
>I have used the system restore function to get back up & it will be ok for a while.
>Also, the error messages aren't always the same. Sometimes they are 7E rather than
>8E & sometimes ndisuio.sys is listed below the stop message. I am running XP Pro
>SP2. Any help will be greatly appreciated.
>
>
>

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hello i m new to this page i m using K7V8366 KuDoz 7 BIOS V1.5LCP Oct.15,2001 AWARD BIOS,,,, my pc is sys Manufacture : QDIQDI sys Model : AWRDACPI AMD Athlon 1000, RAM 256MB,HDD 80GB,Geforce4 MX440 with AGP8x TV out,Vinyl AC`97 Audio Bios Type : Award Modular BIOS v6.00 PG Chipset : VIA 82c3099 rev 0 My problem is: when i m starting my pc,its restarting automatically,so i disable the automatic restart in Startup and recovery.but now thr is a blue screen its showing update yr Bios or change yr Video adapter or disable video shadows in bios and some time IRQL not less r equal,,i dont understand what is this,,,,pls some one can help me and when i keep restarting for 5 to 6 times then my pc may start it shows 0000008E error i run Memtest but no error found after 8 hours of running the test i disable that video shadows and video chachable in bios,but still i have the problem,,pls some one help out of this,, thanking u

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i too have this same problem. i changed RAM slot,but no use,i did memtest no use..i updated my video drivers no use.....and i updated my BIOS also then too no use,,,still i m getting the same error 0x0000008E.........pls some one try to help me

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I'm getting a similar message, my error message though is "0x0000008E (0xC0000005, 0x804F0379, 0xF110F3D0, 0x00000000) if anyone knows the cause and solution for THIS one, it would be a great help, thanks!

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0x0000008e (0xc0000005, 0xf82c8859, 0x8055e488, 0x00000000) BCCode : 1000008e BCP1 : C0000005 BCP2 : F82C8859 BCP3 : 8055E488 BCP4 : 00000000 OSVer : 5_2_3790 SP : 0_0 Product : 272_3 Please help This is from a server stand alone 2003 standard but when I looked it up I got the same response as to what the problem could be. I have tried everything here But to no avail It is a soyo SY-K7V DRAGON Plus! and this thing is very picky Me being A+ certified and not coming to a resolve with this is really messing me up LOL What in the world have I missed?


On Friday, March 3, 2006 at 10:17 pm, Lennall Harris wrote:
>
>The stop error message happen 15 minutes after i get connected to the internet
>
>

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If you tried changing the RAM with no result, try to reduce the FSB to, for example, 100. This should work. Not really satisfiing, but a workaround. Next step, play arround with differend steppings. sven


On Wednesday, April 26, 2006 at 8:30 pm, nm wrote:
>I'm getting a similar message, my error message though is "0x0000008E (0xC0000005,
>0x804F0379, 0xF110F3D0, 0x00000000) if anyone knows the cause and solution for THIS
>one, it would be a great help, thanks!
>

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If someone can please help me I'd really appreciate it. I recently bought my son some software called Sebalius. It is a program for writing music. We have a Dell that is two years old. (If more info is needed on it, tell me what info is needed and I'll get it, I'm not real computer literate). Shortly after he started using Sebalius we started getting a BSOD. It happened more and more frequently until the computer wouldn't come up at all, and I had to have it slicked and put back to original settings. He tried to put Sebalius back on it, but almost immediately got a BSOD again. I made him remove it from the computer. The warning code follows....if anyone can help us figure out this problem I would be grateful. ***STOP: 0x0000008E 0xC0000005, 0xF7D09F81 (0xF4100A80, 0x00000000) xxx ks sys - Address F7D09F81 base at F7D01000, Datestamp 41107ef8


On Wednesday, April 26, 2006 at 8:30 pm, nm wrote:
>I'm getting a similar message, my error message though is "0x0000008E (0xC0000005,
>0x804F0379, 0xF110F3D0, 0x00000000) if anyone knows the cause and solution for THIS
>one, it would be a great help, thanks!
>

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I am having very similar problems and found this link by googling for "AC97 driver Windows stop message". I think this is your problem but I don't know how to get this horrible, crashing driver completely off my system. I installed Windows XP sp2 on my pc (after a trashing of it - whoops!) and when I installed this driver, halfway through installing I got the STOP message like you mention. Afterwards, many STOP messages occurred for many reasons and so I installed again (2 days later.) Nice and stable, everything works great, then I finally decide to install the useless Vinyl AC97 WDM driver and STOP again. This driver should be renamed Windows-System-STOP-utility. I have now gone into control panel and uninstalled the driver but I got a STOP message when this occurred too so don't know if it was successful which is why I am now browsing Google. Hope this helps. Vinyl AC97 - wot a piece of shit!

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I have this same problem but I think its my c-media AC97 audio device. This is because I had problems with BSOD's giving me the STOP win32K.sys with a 00..8E message. But I also have some other bsod messages. I didn't find the cause untill I started to have problems if I wanted to start up Call of Duty, I have a message that says "5 soundfiles are missing or in bad format'. The first time I had this problem I looked in my hardware devices my audio device was marked with a "?" I figured that if I start up CoD directly after a windows startup that my game is not giving me this error message and it works. But if I wait for about 1 or 2 minutes after the windows startup than it not possible to start up my game. Now I don't have this questionmark anymore but the problems are still there. The problem is also that I can't find a GOOD and recent driver for my audio device. I allready looked if my drivers where up to date with driver detective and it shows me that my driver for this device is old or not good. I give a very detailed explaination about my problem and I hope that with this information someone can find the solution for this problem. Good luck.


On Saturday, November 25, 2006 at 2:31 am, Patrick Stowe wrote:
>I am having very similar problems and found this link by googling for "AC97 driver
>Windows stop message". I think this is your problem but I don't know how to get this
>horrible, crashing driver completely off my system. I installed Windows XP sp2 on
>my pc (after a trashing of it - whoops!) and when I installed this driver, halfway
>through installing I got the STOP message like you mention. Afterwards, many STOP
>messages occurred for many reasons and so I installed again (2 days later.) Nice
>and stable, everything works great, then I finally decide to install the useless
>Vinyl AC97 WDM driver and STOP again. This driver should be renamed Windows-System-STOP-utility.
>I have now gone into control panel and uninstalled the driver but I got a STOP message
>when this occurred too so don't know if it was successful which is why I am now browsing
>Google. Hope this helps. Vinyl AC97 - wot a piece of shit!

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Not all STOP: 0X0000008E are hardware. See

http://forums.afterdawn.com/thread_view.cfm/2/403829#2766333


On Saturday, August 9, 2003 at 7:37 pm, Pappy wrote:
>The following are causes of the STOP: 0X0000008E error:
>

"STOP 0x0000008e" Error Message
>During Windows XP Setup
>

A "STOP 0x0000008E" Error
>Message Occurs in Wdmaud.sys
>

STOP 0x0000008e
>

A "STOP: 0x0000008E" Error
>Message Occurs When You Change the Hardware Acceleration Setting
>

STOP 0x0000008E Error Message
>on a Blue Screen and Your Computer Does Not Enter Hibernation or Standby After You
>Remove an IEEE 1394 Storage Device
>

STOP 0x0000008e Failed To
>Install Product Catalog
>
>

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about a month ago i bought and installed bet on soldier... we got done with it and 
removed it and now anytime you try to install, extract, or run anything (such as 
a file or game downloaded from the internet) it put me to a blue screen with this 
code ( Stop: 0x0000008E (0xc0000005, 0x00000000, 0xB735AB8c, 0x000000000) any help 
or solution is much apreciated P.S. a friend on mine who knows a little about computers 
tole me i may have a bad ram stick... also how do i do a memtest... TY







On Saturday, January 27, 2007 at 12:41 am, Paroxysm wrote:

>Not all STOP: 0X0000008E are hardware.  See 


>http://forums.afterdawn.com/thread_view.cfm/2/403829#2766333

>

>

> 

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