"John Swan" <j.a.swan***@ntlworld.com> wrote in message
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> Hello.
>
> Ok. I have the job of fixing an ibm thinkpad 600e model 5A0 and have a
> weird problem.
>
> I was running xp quite successfully albeit slowly without any issues until
> I turned it on and now I am getting a stop error. Stop: 0x000000E0 param:
> 0x00000001, 0x80000003, 0x00008080, 0x80e92000
> I am a bit techy and have the job of fixing it :( I know that the stop
> error error 0x000000E0 refers to the ACPI bios. However it works in safe
> mode and other os and indeed xp until recently. The bios version is :
> INET24WW, 05/24/1999 I know this could be updated but I hate the idea of
> updating the bios (in case it goes wrong) and it worked before.
> However, When running a test on the system board using the bios it reports
> an error:
>
> DEV 001 ERR 91 FRU 3610
>
> I am not too sure what these errors refer too but believe it's something
> to do with the battery. Besides, if there was an hardware error inside the
> bios wouldn't it also fail in safemode? Another sceptical moment!
>
> Of course, I have tried running msconfig and disabling all startup items
> and have disabled all options in win.ini, boot.ini etc. I have managed to
> do this from safe mode. I cant run sfc /scannow cos its in safemode or
> system restore as it generates an error, indeed getting into the event
> logs results in an error so I have the stop errors to work from.
>
> The people who owned this machine also has a lot of documentation on here.
> There is no built in nic card and I cant install anything else until I
> sort out the other stuff. The only real option I could do is use a ubuntu
> live cd and hope I can mount it and copy stuff over!!!!!! So, if anyone
> can provide a solution that does not require reinstalling, it would be
> greatly appreciated.
>
> Cheers
> John
>
> --
> www.integrated-dev-sol.co.uk
> Remove 123 from email address to reply.
> Anti spam and virus measure.
>

>> The people who owned this machine also has a lot of documentation on
>> here. There is no built in nic card and I cant install anything else
>> until I sort out the other stuff. The only real option I could do is use
>> a ubuntu live cd and hope I can mount it and copy stuff over!!!!!! So, if
>> anyone can provide a solution that does not require reinstalling, it
>> would be greatly appreciated.


"Stephany Young" <noone@localhost> wrote in message
news:%23VxRUhsJGHA.2696@TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl...
> Seeing as you have already diagnosed that it is a hardware problem, I
> don't understand why you think it is related to the .NET Freamework.
>
>
> "John Swan" <j.a.swan***@ntlworld.com> wrote in message
> news:SgSDf.642$Fy4.67@newsfe4-win.ntli.net...
>> Hello.
>>
>> Ok. I have the job of fixing an ibm thinkpad 600e model 5A0 and have a
>> weird problem.
>>
>> I was running xp quite successfully albeit slowly without any issues
>> until I turned it on and now I am getting a stop error. Stop: 0x000000E0
>> param: 0x00000001, 0x80000003, 0x00008080, 0x80e92000
>> I am a bit techy and have the job of fixing it :( I know that the stop
>> error error 0x000000E0 refers to the ACPI bios. However it works in safe
>> mode and other os and indeed xp until recently. The bios version is :
>> INET24WW, 05/24/1999 I know this could be updated but I hate the idea of
>> updating the bios (in case it goes wrong) and it worked before.
>> However, When running a test on the system board using the bios it
>> reports an error:
>>
>> DEV 001 ERR 91 FRU 3610
>>
>> I am not too sure what these errors refer too but believe it's something
>> to do with the battery. Besides, if there was an hardware error inside
>> the bios wouldn't it also fail in safemode? Another sceptical moment!
>>
>> Of course, I have tried running msconfig and disabling all startup items
>> and have disabled all options in win.ini, boot.ini etc. I have managed to
>> do this from safe mode. I cant run sfc /scannow cos its in safemode or
>> system restore as it generates an error, indeed getting into the event
>> logs results in an error so I have the stop errors to work from.
>>
>> The people who owned this machine also has a lot of documentation on
>> here. There is no built in nic card and I cant install anything else
>> until I sort out the other stuff. The only real option I could do is use
>> a ubuntu live cd and hope I can mount it and copy stuff over!!!!!! So, if
>> anyone can provide a solution that does not require reinstalling, it
>> would be greatly appreciated.
>>
>> Cheers
>> John
>>
>> --
>> www.integrated-dev-sol.co.uk
>> Remove 123 from email address to reply.
>> Anti spam and virus measure.
>>
>
>

"John Swan" <j.a.swan***@ntlworld.com> wrote in message
news:c2bEf.196$K42.139@newsfe7-win.ntli.net...
> Well, no I haven't. If it was a hardware problem it should happen in safe
> mode or should it???
> Where on earth have you getting the .net framework from? Did you read the
> post?
> Besides, I thought someone else might of had a similar problem an could
> have been able to spread some light.
>
> Just for a laugh:
>>> The people who owned this machine also has a lot of documentation on
>>> here. There is no built in nic card and I cant install anything else
>>> until I sort out the other stuff. The only real option I could do is use
>>> a ubuntu live cd and hope I can mount it and copy stuff over!!!!!! So,
>>> if anyone can provide a solution that does not require reinstalling, it
>>> would be greatly appreciated.
>
>
> "Stephany Young" <noone@localhost> wrote in message
> news:%23VxRUhsJGHA.2696@TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl...
>> Seeing as you have already diagnosed that it is a hardware problem, I
>> don't understand why you think it is related to the .NET Freamework.
>>
>>
>> "John Swan" <j.a.swan***@ntlworld.com> wrote in message
>> news:SgSDf.642$Fy4.67@newsfe4-win.ntli.net...
>>> Hello.
>>>
>>> Ok. I have the job of fixing an ibm thinkpad 600e model 5A0 and have a
>>> weird problem.
>>>
>>> I was running xp quite successfully albeit slowly without any issues
>>> until I turned it on and now I am getting a stop error. Stop: 0x000000E0
>>> param: 0x00000001, 0x80000003, 0x00008080, 0x80e92000
>>> I am a bit techy and have the job of fixing it :( I know that the stop
>>> error error 0x000000E0 refers to the ACPI bios. However it works in safe
>>> mode and other os and indeed xp until recently. The bios version is :
>>> INET24WW, 05/24/1999 I know this could be updated but I hate the idea of
>>> updating the bios (in case it goes wrong) and it worked before.
>>> However, When running a test on the system board using the bios it
>>> reports an error:
>>>
>>> DEV 001 ERR 91 FRU 3610
>>>
>>> I am not too sure what these errors refer too but believe it's something
>>> to do with the battery. Besides, if there was an hardware error inside
>>> the bios wouldn't it also fail in safemode? Another sceptical moment!
>>>
>>> Of course, I have tried running msconfig and disabling all startup items
>>> and have disabled all options in win.ini, boot.ini etc. I have managed
>>> to do this from safe mode. I cant run sfc /scannow cos its in safemode
>>> or system restore as it generates an error, indeed getting into the
>>> event logs results in an error so I have the stop errors to work from.
>>>
>>> The people who owned this machine also has a lot of documentation on
>>> here. There is no built in nic card and I cant install anything else
>>> until I sort out the other stuff. The only real option I could do is use
>>> a ubuntu live cd and hope I can mount it and copy stuff over!!!!!! So,
>>> if anyone can provide a solution that does not require reinstalling, it
>>> would be greatly appreciated.
>>>
>>> Cheers
>>> John
>>>
>>> --
>>> www.integrated-dev-sol.co.uk
>>> Remove 123 from email address to reply.
>>> Anti spam and virus measure.
>>>
>>
>>
>
>

"Gabriel Magaña" <no-spam@no-spam.com> wrote in message
news:u5oNJM4JGHA.420@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl...
>I think that since you posted on the .NET NGs, then you have reason to
>believe its related to .NET...  Anyway, I doubt people that write .NET code
>also debug hardware (ie, it could be a driver problem).  I'd venture to say
>most of us either re-install everything, or just get a new machine...
>
> "John Swan" <j.a.swan***@ntlworld.com> wrote in message
> news:c2bEf.196$K42.139@newsfe7-win.ntli.net...
>> Well, no I haven't. If it was a hardware problem it should happen in safe
>> mode or should it???
>> Where on earth have you getting the .net framework from? Did you read the
>> post?
>> Besides, I thought someone else might of had a similar problem an could
>> have been able to spread some light.
>>
>> Just for a laugh:
>>>> The people who owned this machine also has a lot of documentation on
>>>> here. There is no built in nic card and I cant install anything else
>>>> until I sort out the other stuff. The only real option I could do is
>>>> use a ubuntu live cd and hope I can mount it and copy stuff over!!!!!!
>>>> So, if anyone can provide a solution that does not require
>>>> reinstalling, it would be greatly appreciated.
>>
>>
>> "Stephany Young" <noone@localhost> wrote in message
>> news:%23VxRUhsJGHA.2696@TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl...
>>> Seeing as you have already diagnosed that it is a hardware problem, I
>>> don't understand why you think it is related to the .NET Freamework.
>>>
>>>
>>> "John Swan" <j.a.swan***@ntlworld.com> wrote in message
>>> news:SgSDf.642$Fy4.67@newsfe4-win.ntli.net...
>>>> Hello.
>>>>
>>>> Ok. I have the job of fixing an ibm thinkpad 600e model 5A0 and have a
>>>> weird problem.
>>>>
>>>> I was running xp quite successfully albeit slowly without any issues
>>>> until I turned it on and now I am getting a stop error. Stop:
>>>> 0x000000E0 param: 0x00000001, 0x80000003, 0x00008080, 0x80e92000
>>>> I am a bit techy and have the job of fixing it :( I know that the stop
>>>> error error 0x000000E0 refers to the ACPI bios. However it works in
>>>> safe mode and other os and indeed xp until recently. The bios version
>>>> is : INET24WW, 05/24/1999 I know this could be updated but I hate the
>>>> idea of updating the bios (in case it goes wrong) and it worked before.
>>>> However, When running a test on the system board using the bios it
>>>> reports an error:
>>>>
>>>> DEV 001 ERR 91 FRU 3610
>>>>
>>>> I am not too sure what these errors refer too but believe it's
>>>> something to do with the battery. Besides, if there was an hardware
>>>> error inside the bios wouldn't it also fail in safemode? Another
>>>> sceptical moment!
>>>>
>>>> Of course, I have tried running msconfig and disabling all startup
>>>> items and have disabled all options in win.ini, boot.ini etc. I have
>>>> managed to do this from safe mode. I cant run sfc /scannow cos its in
>>>> safemode or system restore as it generates an error, indeed getting
>>>> into the event logs results in an error so I have the stop errors to
>>>> work from.
>>>>
>>>> The people who owned this machine also has a lot of documentation on
>>>> here. There is no built in nic card and I cant install anything else
>>>> until I sort out the other stuff. The only real option I could do is
>>>> use a ubuntu live cd and hope I can mount it and copy stuff over!!!!!!
>>>> So, if anyone can provide a solution that does not require
>>>> reinstalling, it would be greatly appreciated.
>>>>
>>>> Cheers
>>>> John
>>>>
>>>> --
>>>> www.integrated-dev-sol.co.uk
>>>> Remove 123 from email address to reply.
>>>> Anti spam and virus measure.
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>
>