I have a Dell Latitude CPi that I just formatted and installed winXP on. Everything is fine, except during one situation. If the computer is running, and I close up the computer (close the LCD), then when I open the screen back up, I get a blue screen. The blue screen gives me an error (0x0000007F) and does a physical memory dump. Then it shuts off. If anyone knows what the culprit might be, please email me at gdmorg@wm.edu. Thanks!

That physical memory dump usually means that you might want to dffr one more time. debug, fdisk, format, and reinstall. the debug script is as follows: boot to a dos prompt and type the word x:\> debug TYPE ENTER AFTER EVERY LINE. X'S are the numbers you are going to see. -F 200 L1000 0 -A CS:100 xxxx:0100 MOV AX,301 xxxx:0103 MOV BX,200 xxxx:0106 MOV CX,1 xxxx:0109 MOV DX,80 xxxx:010C INT 13 xxxx:010E INT 20 xxxx:0110 leave blank just press -G program terminated normally (all partitions are gone) ctrl - alt - del. then stick in the xp cd and let it go from there. you can email me @ TLUppz@cs.com if you need anything else.

Thanks for the quick reply to my post. I just had a couple questions about your instructions. 1. How do I boot to the DOS prompt? (I'm not quite sure how to do this in XP) 2. I don't quite understand your debug instructions...is this what you want me to do: at DOS prompt on C:\> type "debug -F 200 L1000 0" then ENTER then "debug -A CS:100" then ENTER then "debug xxxx:0100 MOV AX,301" then ENTER and so on? 3. Also, you say replace X's with numbers...where will I see them? 4. Finally, does fdisk happen after I insert WinXP cd, or do I do this in DOS? Sorry for so many questions...I'm kind of a newbie at this. Thanks again!!!