I bet you already know what's the problem. It is one of your newly installed
software. sorry to say that, but I'be experienced same thing, as a OEM
builder, I can fresh install windows as many times as I want and clean load
all updated software patch, some programs just don't work as they should,
nothing you can do unless you 1) complete remove your newly installed
program one by one, untill find which one is playing the tricky. find it and
remove it! 2) Wait for the new update/patch for your software, and hope that
solves the problem.
Jun Qian
----- Original Message -----
From: "Stéphane Vaillancourt" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Tuesday, November 14, 2000 11:10 PM
Subject: [PCBUILD] BSOD on Win98 SE bootup!
> Hi everybody!
>
> Yesterday night, I installed a few software programs on my
> computer which was running fine (I made a clean install about 1
> month ago), but when I was asked to reboot my system - which I
> did - it came up with a Blue Screen and EVERY time I tried to
> reboot my system I got this *!%$* BSOD (Safe Mode, Normal Mode -
> I even tried to REINSTALL Windows over the existing system).
>
> Could my registry be under all this? I believe I got a backup of
> my registry under the C:\Windows\Desktop subfolder, since I
> always back up important data (and my HD doesn't seem to be
> corrupted)... but I didn't have the time to check, since I had to
> sleep a few hours before going back to work this morning.
>
> My system runs (ran? hehe!) on Windows 98 SE which was "clean
> installed" about 1 month ago. I've got a Celeron 466, 128Mb of
> RAM on an ABit BH6 motherboard... (but I don't believe hardware
> info is relevant at this point - tell me if I'm wrong, I'll
> supply additional info).
>
> Has anybody experienced something similar? The BSOD appears
> right after the mouse pointer appears on a black screen (just
> before showing up the background picture and the icons). I've
> been working over 12 years with PCs, but this is the first time I
> see something like this.
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