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  • May 2, 2004, 10:31 PM
    bushy
    Hard drive crashes fatal exception OD
    I had a 40Gb.drive added in Jan.to my 8 GB.I'm on Windows 98se amdK6 WITH 192 MG sdram.When I ty to open it fom My Computer desktop icon it instantly freezes after showing all the folders etc.then it gives a message fatal exception OD OO28:CoooB28C ib XD Vmm etc.
    It worked fine for 3 months but now ----!?
    Anyone help - can't find an answer.thanks,Bushy.








  • May 5, 2004, 04:30 PM
    psi42
    Re: hard drive crashes fatal exception OD
    Quote:

    I had a 40Gb.drive added in Jan.to my 8 GB.I'm on Windows 98se amdK6 WITH 192 MG sdram.When I ty to open it fom My Computer desktop icon it instantly freezes after showing all the folders etc.then it gives a message fatal exception OD OO28:CoooB28C ib XD Vmm etc.
    It worked fine for 3 months but now ----!?
    Anyone help - can't find an answer.thanks,Bushy.
    Try accessing the partition from a bootdisk.



  • May 20, 2004, 08:46 AM
    jpChris
    Hard drive crashes fatal exception OD
    Hi bushy,


    Go to the Microsoft web site and search for the error message. Should give you a fix, also.
  • Jul 4, 2004, 12:05 AM
    Gkhster
    Re: hard drive crashes fatal exception OD
    I had a very similar problem just as one of my hard disks was beginning to fail. This is only one of many possibillities, but perhaps now would be a good occasion to back up that drive!

    My reading of USENET groups on this subject points to the following possibilites:

    - Overheating
    - Impending Hard disk failure
    - Bad hardware, especially memory
    - old video drivers
    - Corrupted windows files.

    Do any of these conditions correlate with other symptoms?

    It would be helpful to know:

    - the contents of your c:\bootlog.txt or c:\bootlog.prv (if those files exist)
    - The complete error message, especially if it says something like "... This was called from ... in VxD ?????" (The ?'s referring to another vxd that is causing difficulty.)
    - Are there any other error messages or symptoms?
    - The manufacturer and model of your 40gig drive. (Some manufactures offer free software to read the self-diagnostic information of the drive)

    Let us know how it goes.

    Guy

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