OS Loading probelm

[dard_thesorrow]

hi friends..

when i start my PC and i choose windows XP than after a booting process it will automatically restart

and it display this message in dardblue screen.

stop: C00002a {Fatal system errors}

the windows subsystem system process terminated unexpectedly with a

status of 0xc000005 (0x7ffe02a7 0x0015fab8)

the system has been shutdown..

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plz plz help me

plz plz plz plz plz........

[cluberti]

It's saying you're getting an "Access denied" on the system process when you're booting up (that's what the c0000005 means) - does this also occur when you boot into safe mode via the F8 boot menu?

[Mordac85]

Welcome to the Blue Screen of Death (BSOD)! The critical information is the stop code (a hex value like the 0xc000005 you have). There may also be a reason listed as INACCESSIBLE_BOOT_DEVICE or a file listed as the source of the problem. Generally, you can google the code or message and track down your problem.

It automatically restarts b/c that's XP's default behavior. To stop that so it stays on the BSOD so you can read it, you need to change the behavior (when you can get back into it). Right-click My Computer and go to Properties. On the Advanced tab hit the Settings button under Startup and Recovery. Under the System Failure section ensure the Automatically restart box is NOT checked. Or you can set this registry value:

HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\CrashControl\AutoReboot (REG_DWORD) Value=0

[Aegis]

It's saying you're getting an "Access denied" on the system process when you're booting up (that's what the c0000005 means) - does this also occur when you boot into safe mode via the F8 boot menu?

Actually a 0xc000005 means a buffer overrun, meaning the windows subsystem is, for some reason, accessing memory beyond its allocated range. This is either because your system is infected with a virus or there's a bug.

[cluberti]

The "real" value of c0000005 is an Access Violation, due to lack of permissions. You won't see buffer overruns giving c0000005 errors on boot that correlate to buffer overruns. During running OS, yes, but on boot, no. Those are specific during boot, and some code (likely a driver) is access violating in kernel, which is what the STOP code is stating (cryptically, without a dump file to review, but that's what it is).

[dard_thesorrow]

It's saying you're getting an "Access denied" on the system process when you're booting up (that's what the c0000005 means) - does this also occur when you boot into safe mode via the F8 boot menu?

ya it still restart how can i solve it..

Welcome to the Blue Screen of Death (BSOD)! The critical information is the stop code (a hex value like the 0xc000005 you have). There may also be a reason listed as INACCESSIBLE_BOOT_DEVICE or a file listed as the source of the problem. Generally, you can google the code or message and track down your problem.

It automatically restarts b/c that's XP's default behavior. To stop that so it stays on the BSOD so you can read it, you need to change the behavior (when you can get back into it). Right-click My Computer and go to Properties. On the Advanced tab hit the Settings button under Startup and Recovery. Under the System Failure section ensure the Automatically restart box is NOT checked. Or you can set this registry value:

HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\CrashControl\AutoReboot (REG_DWORD) Value=0

hi my friend

my pc is not starts then how can i chage these settings or these reg. code

it automatically restartss..

plz tell me how can i start my pc....

it's not start in safe mode or in command prompt then how can i start my pC..

[Mordac85]

Sorry, I thought you could get into it thru Safe mode. You would have to be able to find and fix the problem outside of the OS from a WinPE CD, a linux boot disk or by slaving it into another system. Given the lack of info to go on, it's gonna be a tough job.

Personally, for a situation like this, I would rebuild. You can't get access to the system to do much about the problem and I tend to cut my losses when faced w/the law of diminishing returns.

[dard_thesorrow]

Sorry, I thought you could get into it thru Safe mode. You would have to be able to find and fix the problem outside of the OS from a WinPE CD, a linux boot disk or by slaving it into another system. Given the lack of info to go on, it's gonna be a tough job.

Personally, for a situation like this, I would rebuild. You can't get access to the system to do much about the problem and I tend to cut my losses when faced w/the law of diminishing returns.

is these any way to solve these problem?

i have dual boot sys

1. windows 98

2. windows XP (not working)

before few days i will upgrade windows 98 to windows Xp so now when i start my PC i have two XP.

can i solve it with the help of these upgraded windows XP?

what is windows PE cd....???

i dont know abt it.

[Mordac85]

WinPE is a pre-installation environment, a pared down Windows environment, that can be very helpful for working on an NTFS drive having problems. MSFN has a whole forum for it here.

Given your response, I'd stick w/just rebuilding the system.