Stop 0x0000000A(BOSD) error, please help!

[hynesy]

I think Tmagic has the right idea, sounds like you need to reinstall windows. There are ways of repairing windows but its not easy and not worth the time spend. Before you reformat make sure you save your important files to a DVD/CD and anything else. Once reinstalled use a proven antivirus scanner like Bitdefender or Kaspersky to scan your documents before you copy them back to your computer, if there are files on the CD/DVD that are infected, find the location and do not copy it across, the antivirus scanners cannot delete files from a CD/DVD.
Cheers
Hynesy

 

[adu123]

Are you saying that my recovery discs are also infected?

 

[hynesy]

it is quite possible

 

[adu123]

I've reintalled my computer twice with those recovery disc ever since I first seen the BSOD, no wonder it didn't solve the problem. How do obtain other set of recovery disc for my PC?

 

[Tmagic650]

You might be able to get a set of recovery disc's from HP, or just do what I said and get a retail copy of XP from Best Buy or somewhere, reformat your hard drive and install XP fresh

 

[adu123]

I am going to order the recovery disc from HP.com, I regret I did not create those recovery disc immediately after I purchase my window xp, sigh

 

[Tmagic650]

Yes, all this trouble came from homemade recovery discs. I don't think they were "infected". They were made from an "infected" system, with damaged or altered operatintg system files...

Good Luck :wave:

 

[twistedlefty]

hello from bsod land

hi , i found this board searching for a way to ID my bsod problem.
hope i can offer something in return.
thanks in advance for any and all help i may recieve

 

[Tmagic650]

We need a little more info here...

What are your system specs and can you post any minidumps that your system may have generated?

 

[rtekz]

Reinstall your operating system!


thanks.
rtekz

 

[Tmagic650]

... or do an XP repair:
http://www.geekstogo.com/forum/How-to-repair-Windows-XP-t138.html