keep getting a blk screen, installed windows NT on ibm thinkpad 380D. help?
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which version of windows nt did u install? at wat point do u get the error message? do u have a windows xp, 2k or 2k3 cd with u? mail me the answers at puneet_kakkar@hotmail.com
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try reinstalling it www.windows.com
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Did you send the error report that is generated to Microsoft?\nIf not, do that first and see what Microsoft tells. \nMost Likely Culprits are:\n\n1. BIOS version (Maybe you need to update?)\n2. Hardware incompatibility ( Added any new hardware recently?)\n3. Uncertified Drivers?   \n4. A Boot Virus?
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which motherboard are you using? Can it be configured. It it is IBM compatible, hit Del before your computer starts. On the bios setup, choose your hard disc as the first booting ware. I think your problem will be solved.
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Remove it from Bios and try, not so sure it'll work, cos drive B is reserved for secondary Floppy Disk Drive.\n\nGood Luck :)
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i believe i have located the error code your specking of here \n\nCode 14\nThis device cannot work properly until you restart your computer. (Code 14)\n\nRecommended resolution\n\nClick Start on the desktop, click Shut Down, and then select Restart in the Shut Down Windows to restart the computer.\n\n i found this infomation at this address\nhttp://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;310123#E05R0ACAAA\n\n also please update your question with the infomation listed here\n\nPC BRAND\nPC TYPE\nOPERATING SYSTEM\nMEMORY\nHARDISK SPACE\nWHAT ARE YOU DOING TO MAKE THIS ERROR CODE COME ON_SCREEN\n\n\nthat way we can help you ferther souve this problem with minamle time delay
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try removing it in device manager, and then let it goot back up and install it again. if it does while windoes is booting too, then chech you jumper and cables, if they are correct, then take it back, it is bad
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The Blue Screen of Death..... try to start in safe mode. if that will not work,  your HD might be Dead....
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this issue may occur if the desktop resolution is selected to low or the driver of the display is deleted or not installed.\n\nselect the resolution of the display at 32 bit. visit the following web site\n\nhttp://www.helpwithpcs.com/tipsandtricks/changing-screen-resolution-win-xp.htm
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go to the black screen of windows when you are starting windows, when you see the windows logo and the f2 and f12 set up screen, quickly press f8, hold down the f8 key until you have opened the blue screen and look there for administrator passwords and read carefully. remeber to look for the safe mode option and hit enter safe mode. the first option at the top is the right one. good luck. I had the same problem and I got real live chat supporrt to help me through DELL because I bought my pc there. this is what they had me do and it works great! best thing to do really is get assistance from a live person. sometimes remote assistance is  the best option if you trust the person who is accessing your pc. if you bought your pc at a certain store or factory, they should have free supporrt for you. check your start up page for the programs that your pc manufact...installed and go to help or support  good luck!
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download the correct drivers, \nuninstrall the  current driver,\n\nand reinstall making sure its complete and correct installation and not the old drivers
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First and foremost, check Device Manager.  If there are no scanner references, I'm not sure what version of Windows you're running, but try running msconfig   It's a utility that comes with some Windows versions that lets you choose which services run on bootup.  There may be a scanner service that loads aoutomatically under the surface.  \n\nIf that doesn't work, send me an e-mail, give me the exact error message, word for word, and the version of Windows you have and I'll see what I can find out.
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You don't really want to mess around in  the BIOS unless you know what you are doing.  If your getting a blue screen with the message to disable memory options then it's probably caused by a driver on something, like active X or some other software you have installed and usually reinstalling the program or drivers fix error messages.\n\nAcronym for basic input/output system, the built-in software that determines what a computer can do without accessing programs from a disk. On PCs, the BIOS contains all the code required to control the keyboard, display screen, disk drives, serial communications, and a number of miscellaneous functions.\n\nWhen the computer first starts (before you see the windows \nscreen), you need \nto press a key or keys to enter BIOS Setup. The \nkey to press depends on PC or \nmotherboard manufacturer. It's \nusually Del, ESC, F1, F2 or F10. Once in the \nBIOS, take a look around for video shadowing and disable it. The exit saving your changes. Be careful in the BIOS. You don't want to make any unnecessary changes. If you make a mistake or are unsure, exit without saving your changes.\n\nThe system administrator is the person that registered Windows\n\nHaven't a clue what you mean by technical support group but you can go to Microsoft to use their knowledge base http://support.microsoft.com/search/?adv=0
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Did you try using a new cable for the hard drive ? If you are using an add-on display card, try the onboard display card and see if that makes a difference.\n\nIt would be better if you reinstalled Windows. This would help to clear the possiblity of system files being damaged.
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Download winsock XP fix and run it\n\nThis will help resolve your issue
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Few things to try \n\nTry entering safemode - usually tapping the f5 key when starting up - then select safemode - \nif this works and you get a display - go into the device manager (press the windows icon button plus the pause break key - then select hardware > device manager) \nclick on the plus next to the display adaptors - highlight your display adaptor then right click on it and uninstall)\nrestart your conputer and see if this helps\n\nif you enter safemode and the display switches off - try entering the bios - when you get the splash screen it should tell you which key to press (enter setup)  \ndoes your screen go blank in this - if so you have a hardware problem -\n\nif you can check your setting within the bios - load the optimised defaults or defaults and try again\n\ngive this a go and good luck\n\n\nPS - also try a ATX reset -\nremove your battery and the power cable from your laptop \npress and hold the power button in for about 30 seconds - this will remove any static build up on the MOBO\nPower back on and see if this works
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Few things you can do.  Try to enter Win XP in safe mode then try to find out and fix the problem there.  Or re-load Windows Xp if you don't know how to do this then bring it somewhere and pay for it to be fixed.