Everytime I boot up my computer it goes to a blue screen. It keeps saying "*** STOP:0x0000005,0xF04A1A59,0x00000000,0x00000028)KMODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED"

It either suggested that one of my hard drives is low on disk space and that I should remove it from detection or remove stuff.

If the hard drive is not the problem, the BIOS may need to be updated.

Now before all this happened. I downloaded and installed Alcohol 120%. It required restarting to update settings before using but I didn't do the restart. I just went ahead and used it anyways. Right on the next start up this probem showed up. May that have been the problem?

I'm clueless on what I should do.

Can you get into Safe mode?

Have you tried Last known good configuration (also available from F8 menu)?

If either of those let you in I would certainly uninstall Alcohol 120% - and if installing software says it needs a restart....!

Could try booting recovery console - http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;229716 - and running chkdsk /p.

If still no good, could try a repair reinstall (keeps apps, data, settings - loses windows updates, so you'd need to reapply latest service pack (unless your install CD already is at SP4) and then visit windows updates to reapply patches) - http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;292175&Product=win2000

I've tried safe mode and "The Last Known Configuration" method. It worked once. Than the problem started again. It must be that everytime I try to install or enable a virutal drive, the problem occurs. This time, I enabled a daemon drive.

Now the "Last Known Configuration" doesn't work anymore. I don't have anything except the 4 floppy disks for booting. I did try chkdsk in the recovery console but it couldn't find autocheck.exe. Maybe I should try fixboot. Will that work? Any further information I could get this solved? Thanks.