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Win32k.sys when installing Windows XP

Discussion in 'Windows XP' started by nfinit1, Apr 14, 2004.

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  1. nfinit1

    nfinit1 Thread Starter

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    Hello all
    I am helping a friend with a Dell 2.2ghz with 256 RAM
    They have lost their restoration cd so we are installing with a new WIndows XP PRo cd.

    We install and choose the boot from cd option
    then
    I delete the partition
    then
    New Setup option

    During the setup I get this error
    Stop 0x0000008E (0xC00000005) 0xBF87BF80 0xF9C008D4 0x00000000

    Win32k.sys - address BF87BF80 base at BF800000 date 3b7de698

    What does this mean??? I can reboot

    After a reboot I was able to proceed with the install , applying the
    settings, setting admin password etc

    After the final reboot I got this error message

    memory address line failure 0408E008, READ F7F7F7F7, expecting F7F7F7F7F7

    What does this mean???

    Do you have any solutions for the above??
     
    nfinit1, Apr 14, 2004
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