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hawkmoon · 28-07-2003, 21:21

Stop errors are very difficult to interpret. The 0xc000000e part of the stop error points to STATUS_NO_SUCH_DEVICE - which actually seems to mean file not found under the win32 subsystem.

This could point to a problem with either the IDE controller or perhaps the IDE controller driver.

Have you run chkdsk over the drive to check for dodgy sectors? It could be that your pagefile is sitting on a part of the disk that has an error on it.

Virus scan the boot sectors of your drive as well just to make sure.

28-07-2003, 21:21	#15
hawkmoon Inactive Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Harrow Posts: 60	Stop errors are very difficult to interpret. The 0xc000000e part of the stop error points to STATUS_NO_SUCH_DEVICE - which actually seems to mean file not found under the win32 subsystem. This could point to a problem with either the IDE controller or perhaps the IDE controller driver. Have you run chkdsk over the drive to check for dodgy sectors? It could be that your pagefile is sitting on a part of the disk that has an error on it. Virus scan the boot sectors of your drive as well just to make sure.