The reason for the blue screen of the computer, I hope someone can explain it, the high score is rew

Install the system to see if it is a problem with the system.

Memory problems, it is recommended to flash the motherboard BIOS, if not, you can only change the hardware, your memory and the motherboard are not compatible.

0x0000000a ..It's an ioq or address**, I think your memory is the most suspicious. First of all, unplug the strip and try the interchange slot, if it doesn't work, just plug in one and install the system.

If it still doesn't work, take it to JS and let him load it for you. When the time comes, he will definitely obediently replace the parts for you. Secondly, the driver of the nforce motherboard is also very important, and it must be installed completely.

1.If Windows can also start, check the information displayed in Event Viewer to identify the device or driver that is causing the problem. Uninstall the problematic device or driver, and then reinstall it properly.

2.Turn off or disable some newly installed drivers, and remove newly installed add-ons.

3.Remove some of the newly installed hardware such as RAM, adapters, hard drives, modems, and more.

4.Make sure that you have updated the drivers for your hardware device and that your system has the latest BIOS.

5.Run the system diagnostic tools provided by the computer manufacturer, especially memory checks.

6.Check the Microsoft Compatible Hardware List (HCL) to make sure all hardware and drivers are compatible with Windows 2000 NT.

7.Disable the memory cache feature in the BIOS.

8.Restart your computer. At the boot screen, press F8 to enter "Advanced Boot Options" and select "Last Correct Configuration".

Relatively simple 0x0000000a workaround:

1. Press F8 when you boot up, select "Last correct configuration", win98 will "step by step", and hold down "Y" if you don't understand it at all.

2. Clear the default value of CMOS or BIOS loading;

3. Replug and unplug the hardware, and you can clean up the dust if you are in a good mood;

Fourth, only use one memory test;

5. Send for repair; 6. Humane destruction.

0x00000019 This generally refers to the fact that the disk drive cannot find the specified sector or track on the disk.

1. Open the chassis, unplug the memory, use the eraser gold finger, and plug it in a different slot; Take one of the two memories and try it. Increase memory.

2. Check for new hardware, new drivers or services, if the blue screen is caused by installing new hardware, new drivers or enabling and closing services, you can uninstall or disable (enable) in safe mode.

3. Check the newly installed software, sometimes some firewall software will cause this failure.

4. Patch the system or reinstall the system.

5. Turn off memory options in the BIOS, such as cache and mapping.

6. Check whether the disk is damaged, scan and repair the hard disk.

7. Check for viruses.

There are many kinds of blue screen situations, and generally people who have watched **even if they know** can't do it, because the blue screen** is too article-like, that is to say, it is not easy to understand, and there is no specific explanation. Generally, when we encounter a blue screen, we try to install the system first, because I have also had the problem of the blue screen is the system when watching TV before. If you still have this situation after installing the system, it is recommended that you exclude Memory-Graphics Card-Motherboard in order.

If you can't change anything, it's definitely the motherboard.

Good luck!

Don't be surprised if you have a blue screen once in a while, just restart, if this problem often occurs, it may be a problem with the memory, or it may be a problem with the hard disk.

If you have a problem with memory or hard disk, try to reinsert the memory, and chkdsk the hard disk to see if there are any bad sectors.

Disk error (0x00000019 bad pool header is information that cannot be read in a specific area of the disk, and this "specific area" seems to be similar to a "local area" where it rains every day, and it is difficult to pinpoint it).

System problems: Ah, you can reinstall the system, if it's not too troublesome, hehe, actually, blue screen.

It's not a big deal either.

It's normal for computers to have occasional blue screens!

0x00000050 wrong meaning:

The archive already exists.

Is it a ghost installation? If you suspect a driver problem, update the latest version of the hardware driver, if it doesn't work, install it cleanly, and install the original driver to try.

You're using the GSOST version of the system to see this, right?

Install it with a pure version of the system. Go to the official website and try out its latest driver.

First of all, unplug the memory, check the memory, if the memory is okay, see if the hard drive has bad sectors.

These are the main problems.

There is a high possibility of a hard drive problem... With slow installation, no, you can change the hard disk and it's OK.

The system has been damaged, it is best to reinstall, if you insist on not wanting to reinstall, you can find the XP original disc, disc boot, enter repair mode, repair the system.

This problem is usually due to hardware compatibility issues, or it is a virus. But now it seems that the system has been broken, so let's reinstall it.