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October 30th 09, 03:02 PM
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blue screen stop error
When my computer loads up at the windows logon i get a blue screen with the
following message STOP ERROR OX00000024 (OX001902FE,OXF79FF958,OXF79FF654,OXF76EEOA7) ZSRHFUJHAPPK7.SYS ADDRESS F77AEQA7 BASE AT F77A4OOO DATE STAMP 4ADEAFE6 can any one tell me what ive done wrong. 
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October 30th 09, 03:23 PM
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blue screen stop error
That .sys file you referenced, is that really the name of it? If it is, it
appears you've been hit with a virus.... The stop code you posted appears to be an error with the NTFS.SYS driver, which is needed to read ... your hard drive. So, either 1) you definitely have a virus or 2) your hard drive is failing or 3) you probably have a corrupted or incompatible driver (see www.scribd.com/doc/1017139/0x00000024 for more information) Can you boot into Safe Mode? Patrick P. "dessie" wrote in message ... When my computer loads up at the windows logon i get a blue screen with the following message STOP ERROR OX00000024 (OX001902FE,OXF79FF958,OXF79FF654,OXF76EEOA7) ZSRHFUJHAPPK7.SYS ADDRESS F77AEQA7 BASE AT F77A4OOO DATE STAMP 4ADEAFE6 can any one tell me what ive done wrong.
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November 3rd 09, 11:36 AM
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blue screen stop error
I can get into the computer using last known good configuration, Ive scanned
for viruses with 3 different scanners but nothing found "Patrick Palczewski" wrote: That .sys file you referenced, is that really the name of it? If it is, it appears you've been hit with a virus.... The stop code you posted appears to be an error with the NTFS.SYS driver, which is needed to read ... your hard drive. So, either 1) you definitely have a virus or 2) your hard drive is failing or 3) you probably have a corrupted or incompatible driver (see www.scribd.com/doc/1017139/0x00000024 for more information) Can you boot into Safe Mode? Patrick P. "dessie" wrote in message ... When my computer loads up at the windows logon i get a blue screen with the following message STOP ERROR OX00000024 (OX001902FE,OXF79FF958,OXF79FF654,OXF76EEOA7) ZSRHFUJHAPPK7.SYS ADDRESS F77AEQA7 BASE AT F77A4OOO DATE STAMP 4ADEAFE6 can any one tell me what ive done wrong.
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