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Microsoft Xp Blue Screen of death help


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Whoknowsjustin

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hello all,

Dell Dimension 8250 Pentium 4 , microsoft xp ( not sure on home or professional, as well as service pack , I'm guessing 2 or higher) will not boot up.

It gives me a blue screen stop error code

STOP: c000021 {Fatal system error}
The windows logon process system process terminated unexpectedly with a status of
0xc0000005 (0x00000000 0x00000000).
The system has been shut down.

I am reparing this computer for my sister , did some searching around , but i know computers are a case by case basis. i'm able to run it beside my via a seperate monitor , i just need help if anyone is willing!!


Thank you in advance , Justin
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rshaffer61

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Hello WhoKnowsJustin.... Welcome to
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First thing I need to ask is what SP is currently installed because that error seems to be a issue with SP3 so updating with SP3 may take care of the issue.



Push and hold the Windows key on keyboard. This is the one with the Microsft windows logo on it.
While holding Win key down click on the Pause\Break key

This should open the System properties window
On this window it will show

System info:

Microsoft Windows: type and version
Service Pack number

Registered Name
Register Number

Computer:
CPU type
Memory
I need all the above info in your next reply Except for Register name and number.
This is private and we don't need to know this information
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