re: Win32k.sys BSOD
Wednesday, October 28, 2009 at 8:12 am
Windows XP Annoyances Discussion Forum
Posted by Gary Tifeld
(10 messages posted)
Hi Martin,
That code was given to me by the owner of the PC. I didn't actually see it myself.
When the PC was brand new, I created a set of recovery CDs using the pre-installed
utility for that. When I just installed the new HDD, I booted off the first CD and
did an automatic re-load. Does that make sense? I believe this was the correct procedure
as I've done it before and have had no problems, but should I have followed another
method? The system BIOS seemed to have no trouble recognizing the new drive.
On Wednesday, October 28, 2009 at 7:36 am, MartinM wrote:
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>Gary,
>
>I believe I am right in saying you can't have a OXOOOOOO56 stop error - can
>you check the exact digits ?
>
>However the clue may lie in how the restore was done - what exactly do you mean
by
>"reloaded the OS from self-created recovery discs" ? It is possible you may have
>to do a repair/install to fully identify the new HDD to the OS.
>
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