Stop 0x00000050 Blue Screen...HELP!

[TrooperBrian]

I am taking this computer with me back to school here in a few days, and just recently I have been getting this blue screen and I cannot use it for more than a few minutes at a time. It has happened before, but not to the point that I can't use it.

I tried changing the RAM, but I doubt that is the problem, I also switched to an AGP video card instead of the onboard, still nothing helps. I took me at least six different boot ups just to get the video card drivers installed.

I can't even keep the Control Panel long enough to do anything, or anything else for that matter. I don't have anything plugged into the computer that hasn't been there before.

I have attached a photo of the bluescreen if details are needed. The computer is an:

eMachines T3256

Here is a link to specs:
http://reviews.cnet.com/desktops/emachines-t3256/4507-3118_7-31154277.html?tag=mncol;rnav



If you have any other details you need please ask, otherwise thank you in advance for the help.

 

[haycg]

You can do a search in Microsoft Knowledge Base.
Copy and Paste the Error.
Stop 0x00000050
http://support.microsoft.com/search/?adv=1

 

[A+Computer]

updated video driver for your video adapter

 

[TrooperBrian]

I have the most recent driver for the video card I am using now. I have been told it may be an issue with the RAM, is this possible? Would switching out the RAM solve the issue even with the win32k.sys error?

 

[Frank4d]

0x00000050 errors can be caused by almost anything. Look to see if you have crash dump files with a DMP extension in C:\Windows\Minidump. If found Zip 4-5 recent ones and post here as a ZIP or RAR attachment. We can run a debug analyzer to hopefully see what caused the blue screen.

 

[TrooperBrian]

I couldn't get it booted long enough to get to the dump files, I suspect it has been the RAM all along. I ordered a new unit today and I will swap it out when it gets here.

 

[TrooperBrian]

I have replaced the RAM, didn't help.

I managed to boot several time and obtain the dump files. I have attached them herein.

I have mostly given up getting this computer back up and running. Now I am hoping to get it booted long enough to ghost the drives. Otherwise, I will just copy the data over to a server and start over.

 

[TrooperBrian]

Anyone? I am still trying to get it back up and running.