Summary: Iv read some of the questions here regarding this problem with the ntoskrnl.exe at startup and I have another shot at it. Im trying to -install- wi...
Summary: Hi Guys and Gals, Please help! I have load win2k and every thing works fine, I have also loaded the drivers for a HP 7200e CD writer. If I start the c...
Summary: I get the same problem, but in a dif way. I have my hard disk partitioned into 5, (60 gig). I had win98 and 2k dual booted on drive c, and as windows ...
Summary: Hi all! I had a very serious problem with my PCs. Firstly, all shortcuts and programs on menu "Start/Program" are lost. I looked into the "Program ...
Summary: When I boot WIn2k, I get a BSOD, but I can'yt tell what it says becasue the comp reboots too quickly. I can make out NTOSKRNL.EXE and I think it says ...
Summary: I have put 2 OS on my comp. Win 98 on the primary partition, and win 2k pro on the logical partition (NOTE: I have also installed a 2nd copy of win 2...
Summary: Well just as everyone else I have the 0x000000a crash with ntoskrnl.exe and WIN2K as the prob. Mine is not at start up or shut down. I had the problem...
Summary: I support windows 2000, you can boot up into recovery console and copy over the NTOSKRNL.EXE and if that doesn't work then try copying over the softwa...
Summary: *** STOP: 0x0000001E (0xC0000005,0x8016A950,0x00000001,0x00000086) KMODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED*** Address 804F0E46 has base at 80400000, Datestamp 384...
Summary: I have a system is doing the same. This PC got hit by a virus though. The msg Low on Virtual Memory kept on poping up. I increased the virtual memo...
Summary: what does this mean? the following file is missing or corrupt. please reinstall. windows 2000>\system32\ntoskrnl.exe and then i get a blue and white s...
Summary: If c: = fat32 you can inspect the boot.ini (via '98 boot-disk); it may not be pointing to correct location. If it is incorrect you could edit boot.ini...
Summary: Hi everyone, I've been racking my brains with this same problem for a long time and hopefully somebody here may be able to shed some light in the subj...
Summary: When i made some changes to the ACPI in win2k then rebooted, my ntoskrnl.exe was corrupt. i booted into win98 and extracted that file from the win2k c...
Summary: I installed WinDVD in Win2k SP1 with WinME dual boot, and it was playing vob files perfectly from the hard drive, so I decided to burn a small DVD mov...
Summary: Am trying to re-install Win2kPro onto a PC that was successfully running Win2kPro before. Keep getting a blue screen of death relating to the ntoskrnl...
Summary: i've the same problem. Uninstalled EZCD creator and bam, ntoskrnl.exe. However, ntsoskrnl.exe (blue screen) only came up after I had tried to repair...
Summary: I've thoroughly exhausted any good ideas on this problem; maybe someone out there has an answer. First off; my machine: dual pentium III 600's (Katma...
Summary: Ok, I know there's a lot on this already but here's yet another variation on the theme. Very occasionally (every day or so) my system goes to blue sc...
Summary: When I try to install win2k I get this error right up my face: _______________________ KMODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED STOP (0X0000001E) (0XC0000005, 0X...
Summary: system specs are not the issue, this unit has run as a stable file server for 2 years, this is an issue I've run into during a routine reformat/reinst...
Summary: You need to use a boot disk to boot to a command prompt and replace your corrupted ntoskrnl.exe with a good one. I *think* that will work. You'll need...
Summary: Hi when booting up my PC it goes to the blue screen of death and says error with regards to bootvid.dll and ntoskrnl.exe files.. otherwise if it boots...
Summary: Just installed new hardware in my system: AMD 1 GIG, FIC AD11 motherboard, and 256 DDR RAM. FSB is set to 266. (Latest BIOS updated applied and recen...
Summary: I am stumped, this machine has two win2k partitions C: and D: the D: is unbootable the message is ntoskrnl.exe is missing or corrupt please reinstall ...
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