Problem with Windows XP Professional x64...HELP!?
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64 bit OS need the Ram to work at Dual Channel or 128 bit.\n3 RAM activates single channel, try removing the middle one.\n==> OR\n\nAlso try turning off system restore.
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Delete everything permanently from your computer, reinstall XP.\n(don't put a password again)
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have you tried to run recovery console when your system is first turned on or\nhave you tried f8 and used safe mode\nif you still get a error missing so and so dll. or a file has been damaged to bad\n  buy a legal copy of windows xp \nif it will not boot from cd go to driversguide.com \nget  a floppy boot disk for xp run the floppy until it ask for the xp disk\nthen if you need any drivers like sound,video, on some new installs on some boards you will only have 16 colors but that will be easy to correct inter-grated drivers or graphic card drivers can be found  via driversguide.com
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Unless Microsoft can help, re-install Win2K\n\nOh!! just thought, go to http://www.winxpnews.com and search there, I may have seen this before
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Sorry, don't really have a solution for this.  Did a quick Google search and came up with this:\n\nhttp://www.updatexp.com/0xC0000005.html\n\nWhich says:\n\n"The error 0xC0000005 is generated by an illegal "memory access violation". This can be caused by anything from faulty RAM, an incorrect/corrupt device driver, poorly written/updated software and more commonly under Windows XP Service pack 2, malware/adware installations."\n\nThats all I could find.
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It's the other way around - WinXP isn't supporting your card. Have you searched for XP drivers for the card?  What are the make and model numbers of the card?  More info, please. :)
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Hi Maria,\n\nReally, you need to upgrade from ME to XP as soon as you possibly can.  ME is possibly the worst Operating System Microsoft ever came out with.  It is loaded with errors and vulnerabilities.  Until you're able to do this, though, you can try some things suggested in the link I've included below for you that talks about User32.dll errors.  I hope this works for you.\n\nAs far as updating your drivers, just go to the Microsoft Windows Update site (click on Tools, then click on Windows Update).  You'll get all the updates and many of the drivers your computer needs.  For specific drivers, you can go to the specific site for those, such as video drivers, sound cards, etc.\n\nThe ActiveX message isn't that big a deal.  If you are sure of the website that you are using, go ahead and allow the ActiveX control to be loaded.  The only thing that may happen if you don't load it is that the display may not look the way the author intended.  It will not harm your computer in any way.\n\nAgain, though, please upgrade from ME as soon as you can.  You'll be happy you did.  You can get XP Home for less than $100, or XP Pro for something like $185 or so, depending on where you go.\n\nBest of luck to you.
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dispite what MS tells yuo about 64 bit most things don't work with it I've reverted back to Win XP 32 bit
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Have you got an XP cd? Boot from this and do a repair installation. It will check for missing files and replace them
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Microsoft support website has the fix:\n\nhttp://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=170086\n\nGood luck!
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Go to: Control Panel -> Performance & Maintenance -> System -> Hardware -> Device Manager\n\nAnd check if every device is working correctly. If not, usually it will show different icon on top of it. Then you would need to find the newest or appropriate driver that XP could accept. Usually the website of the original manufacture of your device should have host the driver.
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Try System Restore, and if that does not work, you have to buy the "Windows XP PRO, or Home Installation CD."
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Xp is the latest version of 98 so you should install the latest version so install XP\nif you still have problems join my forum
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I had this problem with windows 98SE, it seems to be directly related to the DLL hell that old legacy systems end up in after several years. All I can suggest are the basics, clean up your DLL files if you can, uninstall and reinstall the software (drivers) for your CD-Drive.\n\nThis is all I could dig up on the microsoft support site... I doubt it will help you at all, but it's worth trying if it lists anything you haven't already done.
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It depends on for whom the solution is easier...  ;-))\n\nThis solution is easier for the Dell tech support folks.\nIdentifying the right drivers and cleaning out the old \nones and putting in the new ones correctly may be more \ndifficult for you, too.\n\nIf you have WinXP pro, can you go back to one of the \nsystem's saved checkpoints when it was working right?\nThis would loose whatever changes you made since that\ntime, too.  (So might reinstall, depending on how you \ndo it.)
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Must not be running windows xp...auto install...  Try inserting the CD and going to the "my computer" then the "cd" and look for an install file and/or auto run file...  good luck
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Although if you install XP you may still get the same problem, as I do on a regular basis.  Wait for Vista :)