Since you can get online this website gives a troubleshooting checklist and advice for resolving Stop errors in general. As it states you may be able to find more info on the cayse in the Event Viewer if you can access the machine. Hope this helps.
Internally:
NVIDIA GeForce 7800 GTX video card
CD-ROM Drive
DVD DVD+-RW Drive
Hard drive (250GB)
Creative Audio Card
Unimodem
Ethernet adapter
Externally:
Mouse via USB
Keyboard via USB
Two external HDs via USB
HP printer via USB
Canon printer via USB
Intuos 3 graphics tablet via USB
Logitech web cam/microphone (Fusion)
Appreciate any help you can give in tracking down the problem.
Arrrgh. Just spent two hours looking through all this stuff and I am even more confused. No where does it list my specific error code. I have disconnected most of the HW connected and disabled most of the startup stuff. As soon as i plug my iPhone in I get the error.
I really don'tfeel like paying MSFT $60 to solve but I don't have the tech expertise to figure it out
Did this all start with the IPhone? New hardware/drivers/software is a prime culprit for this kind of error. If so I wouldn't call Microsoft. I would be yelling at Apple and AT&T. Let us know. You won't be the only person with and IPhone, just the first reported problem.
Regards - MichaelO
XPS700 - Black
E6700 1.1.6 Bios - OS XP MCE 2005
4GB DDR2 PC2-5300 @ 667 Mhz
24 in Dell 2405FPW
768 Mb EVGA 8800GTX
XFI w/ Logitech Z-5450 5.1
Talked to Apple. Seems to be a problem with the iPhone camera. If I delete all photos out of "camera roll" (the pics I took with the camera) it syncs without the error. I need to experiment more and get back to them to find a solution so that I can use the camera.
Went to the Apple store and they figured it out. The Logitech web cam driver conflicts with other cameras and drivers and crashes PCs. We removed the software and it works fine now. There is a new Logitech driver that is supposed to work ok but I think I will just leave it unistalled.
dhead001 wrote:
Went to the Apple store and they figured it out. The Logitech web cam driver conflicts with other cameras and drivers and crashes PCs. We removed the software and it works fine now. There is a new Logitech driver that is supposed to work ok but I think I will just leave it unistalled.
its funny you saying that about logitech drivers, mine was crashing my PC with driver not equal or less or something to that effect, I uninstalled the drivers and the system is rock solid.
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odenwalder
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XPS700 - Black
E6700 1.1.6 Bios - OS XP MCE 2005
4GB DDR2 PC2-5300 @ 667 Mhz
24 in Dell 2405FPW
768 Mb EVGA 8800GTX
XFI w/ Logitech Z-5450 5.1
dhead001
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July 8th, 2007 22:00
Internally:
NVIDIA GeForce 7800 GTX video card
CD-ROM Drive
DVD DVD+-RW Drive
Hard drive (250GB)
Creative Audio Card
Unimodem
Ethernet adapter
Externally:
Mouse via USB
Keyboard via USB
Two external HDs via USB
HP printer via USB
Canon printer via USB
Intuos 3 graphics tablet via USB
Logitech web cam/microphone (Fusion)
Appreciate any help you can give in tracking down the problem.
dhead001
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July 9th, 2007 01:00
I really don'tfeel like paying MSFT $60 to solve but I don't have the tech expertise to figure it out
odenwalder
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July 9th, 2007 01:00
XPS700 - Black
E6700 1.1.6 Bios - OS XP MCE 2005
4GB DDR2 PC2-5300 @ 667 Mhz
24 in Dell 2405FPW
768 Mb EVGA 8800GTX
XFI w/ Logitech Z-5450 5.1
dhead001
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July 9th, 2007 14:00
i will try asking Apple and see if they can help out.
Thx
dhead001
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July 9th, 2007 15:00
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dhead001
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