Masters please help, all of a sudden my computer has a blue screen with a string of English on it Se

Blue screen counts.

Count to 100 restarts.

Right. If yes.

Let's redo it.

There may be a problem with the hard disk or memory, and there may be a conflict in the software in your system, so let's redo it first!

Physical memory failed. Hardware failure.

Finally, it is indicated that there may be unknown hardware.

I think the method on the first floor is quite simple, first redo the XP system, it is best to identify the hardware. It really doesn't work, it is recommended to change the memory.

I think it's a matter of both memory and motherboard. Try another one.

Take a look at the hard drive power and data cables, plug them in tightly!

It's a good birth, I like the one above.

I have encountered a lot of this kind of problem, there are many reasons for this failure, your problem should be on the hard disk and memory, those white English or numbers are prompts, the safest and most stable way is to repartition, as a system, generally the larger the capacity of a single hard disk or the more the number of hard disks, the more prone to this failure.

Maybe it's because of the memory, you try to change the memory, or because the CPU, graphics card, and memory are unstable, and there are also system reasons. Please, be clear.

The blue screen may be a problem with the heat dissipation of the computer, and the boot is long, pay attention to the heat dissipation.

Error analysis: 0x00000023 usually occurs when reading or writing a system partition of a FAT16 or FAT32 file system. This BSOD error is most likely caused by physical damage to the disk itself, or by a corrupted Interrupt Requirement Packet (IRP).

Other reasons include: too much fragmentation of the hard disk; File reads and writes are too frequent, and the amount of data is very large or caused by some disk mirroring software or anti-virus software.

Solution: Step 1: Start by opening the command line prompt and run"chkdsk /r"(Note: Not chkdisk, it feels like this, but .......)) command to check and fix hard drive errors, and if a bad track is reported, use the inspection tool provided by the hard drive manufacturer to check and fix it.

Step 2: Then disable all software that scans files, such as anti-virus software, firewalls, or backup tools.

Step 3: Right-click on the C: Winnt System32 Drivers file and select it"attributes"to check whether the version matches the version of Windows used by the current system.

Note: If it is XP, it should be C: Windows System32 drivers

Step 4: Install the latest motherboard drivers, especially IDE drivers. If you have drivers for your optical drives and removable storage, it's a good idea to upgrade them to the latest version.

As the problem is detected, now shut down the system to prevent damage to your computer.

Stop: ox0000008e (oxc0000005, ox8062f35e, oxf8a88f9c, ox00000000).

*stop 0x0000001e(0xc0000005,0xfde38af9,0x0000001,0x7e8b0eb4)

kmode exception not handled **The first part of the error is the stop code, which is also known as the stop 0x0000001e, which is used to identify the type of error that has occurred, and the second part of the error is a set of four numbers enclosed in parentheses, representing a random developer-defined parameter (this parameter is simply incomprehensible to the average user, only the driver writer or the developer of the Microsoft operating system understands).The third part is the misname. The first line of information is usually used to identify the driver or device that produced the error.

You should be using 360 antivirus, and there are some worms that are not clean, so it causes a blue screen, and it is better to change to antivirus software.

Ha ha! Finally someone is the same as me.,This is the C disk is full.,You have to reinstall the system.,I've had this kind of thing before!

Check the memory, if there are two memory, try it with one memory first. If you don't know how to do this, then you can install a system, so remember that your system should have been used for a long time. Try it again, and it will usually work.

If not, then the only way to do it is to open the cover. Take out the memory and reinsert it.

Plug the memory and graphics card back in.

The general meaning is that if this problem appears for the first time, restart and try, if the problem persists, check the newly installed software and hardware, and try if there is deletion

Reinstall the machine and wipe it clean If not, reinstall the system