Blue Screen

Saeed

Hi People

Can anyone help i seem to have a blue screen keeps poping up everytime i log
on to Window Xp the follow messages are appearing and the only thing i have
recently installed in Window Office 2003, PCGaurd part of virgin boradband
media and a new cd rom as the previous one wouldnt read any on my cd

0X000000F4 (0X0000003, 0X82085020, OX82085194, 0X805FA428)

Thanks in advance for your help

Saeed

Rock

"Saeed" <> wrote
> Hi People
>
> Can anyone help i seem to have a blue screen keeps poping up everytime i
> log
> on to Window Xp the follow messages are appearing and the only thing i
> have
> recently installed in Window Office 2003, PCGaurd part of virgin boradband
> media and a new cd rom as the previous one wouldnt read any on my cd
>
> 0X000000F4 (0X0000003, 0X82085020, OX82085194, 0X805FA428)
>
> Thanks in advance for your help

I would look to PCGuard to start with. When a problem occurs after changes
start undoing those changes.

You might want to think about using a drive imaging program such as Acronis
True Image version 10 to image the system to an external drive. Image
regularly so when a change causes a problem you can't fix, then restore the
most recent image. It's a cost effective and reliable backup/recovery
solution.

--
Rock [MS-MVP User/Shell]

Rock

"Saeed" <> wrote
> Hi People
>
> Can anyone help i seem to have a blue screen keeps poping up everytime i
> log
> on to Window Xp the follow messages are appearing and the only thing i
> have
> recently installed in Window Office 2003, PCGaurd part of virgin boradband
> media and a new cd rom as the previous one wouldnt read any on my cd
>
> 0X000000F4 (0X0000003, 0X82085020, OX82085194, 0X805FA428)
>
> Thanks in advance for your help

I would look to PCGuard to start with. When a problem occurs after changes
start undoing those changes.

You might want to think about using a drive imaging program such as Acronis
True Image version 10 to image the system to an external drive. Image
regularly so when a change causes a problem you can't fix, then restore the
most recent image. It's a cost effective and reliable backup/recovery
solution.

--
Rock [MS-MVP User/Shell]