gospelmidi
Posts: 23 +1
STOP 0x0000008E (0xC0000005, 0x8058ADE2, 0xB8C8396C, 0x00000000)
Actions taken thus far:
1) reinstalled Windows XP SP2
2) replaced HDD and reinstalled Windows XP SP2
3) new Kingston 256MB - Memtest86 still gave the same errors
4) replaced video card and used different monitor
5) new CDRW and new data cables
6) new 400 w P/S
7) brand new P3 866 CPU with different fsb and multiplier from Celeron 900
8) replaced motherboard with another ASUS P3V133 - more errors on Memtest86.
Now Windows XP will not complete pre-installation file loading.
Inasmuch as there is little else to replace except me, I am considering the possibility that either the slotket has failed, or the original motherboard may have had a faulty voltage regulator that may have damaged the L2 cache for both CPUs.
I'll buy one more P3 CPU before I let this machine beat me.
Actions taken thus far:
1) reinstalled Windows XP SP2
2) replaced HDD and reinstalled Windows XP SP2
3) new Kingston 256MB - Memtest86 still gave the same errors
4) replaced video card and used different monitor
5) new CDRW and new data cables
6) new 400 w P/S
7) brand new P3 866 CPU with different fsb and multiplier from Celeron 900
8) replaced motherboard with another ASUS P3V133 - more errors on Memtest86.
Now Windows XP will not complete pre-installation file loading.
Inasmuch as there is little else to replace except me, I am considering the possibility that either the slotket has failed, or the original motherboard may have had a faulty voltage regulator that may have damaged the L2 cache for both CPUs.
I'll buy one more P3 CPU before I let this machine beat me.