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BSoD: PFN_LIST_CORRUPT
BSoD: PFN_LIST_CORRUPT
So I simply alt-tabbed out of AlterIW to set the priority of aiw.exe and aiw.dat from Low to High in Task Manager. After I finished, I alt-tabbed back into the game and the computer crashed. When I restarted it gave me a BSoD with PFN_LIST_CORRUPT followed by ***STOP: 0x0000004E(0x0000099, 0x000440003, 0x00000001, 0, 00000000)
I have already
Checked with Google
Vacuumed the dust inside the computer
Removed and reinserted the RAM
I'm considering reformatting, and if it doesn't work, go to a store to ask someone to fix it, and if it doesn't work, I'd have to buy a new computer
Any help would be appreciated, and if anything doesn't work, please recommend me a good store to fix the computer or a decent and cheap standard computer (at least being able to run MW2 would be nice).
Here are the specs.:
2005 built standard HP Media Center PC m7490n
Windows XP Media Center Edition SP3
nVidia 7300LE
Thanks
I have already
Checked with Google
Vacuumed the dust inside the computer
Removed and reinserted the RAM
I'm considering reformatting, and if it doesn't work, go to a store to ask someone to fix it, and if it doesn't work, I'd have to buy a new computer
Any help would be appreciated, and if anything doesn't work, please recommend me a good store to fix the computer or a decent and cheap standard computer (at least being able to run MW2 would be nice).
Here are the specs.:
2005 built standard HP Media Center PC m7490n
Windows XP Media Center Edition SP3
nVidia 7300LE
Thanks
Bug Check 0x4E: PFN_LIST_CORRUPT herp derp, have you tried what it suggests?
Originally Posted by Alen
Bug Check 0x4E: PFN_LIST_CORRUPT herp derp, have you tried what it suggests?
Originally Posted by 666HiddenMaster666
I did try that already, the scan didn't find anything wrong with the hard drive and I can't get even past the Windows loading screen to scan for viruses and update drivers.
Originally Posted by Alen
Tried safe mode? If that fails try boot-time logging to see what's being loaded just before the crash
How do I do boot-lime logging?
Should be somewhere in the advanced boot options when you press F8 ...
Originally Posted by Alen
Should be somewhere in the advanced boot options when you press F8 ...
Originally Posted by 666HiddenMaster666
Sorry it took so long, I just tried the boot logging and nothing happened
Originally Posted by Alen
You should be left with a log file somewhere in your system root (C:\Windows), you sure nothing is there?
Originally Posted by 666HiddenMaster666
I can't get there, the computer doesn't even go to the loading screen
Originally Posted by Alen
Live sessions? There are tons of linux distros that are meant just for such stuff (DSL, Puppy, even small Debian / Ubuntu variants)
Originally Posted by 666HiddenMaster666
If you mean contacting a Windows Customer Service, it's no use. As for Linux, my dad's a Windows user :\
Originally Posted by Alen
You can have live sessions with Linux that will run solely off a USB drive / CD / in RAM and will let you access your HDD
Do you think just reformatting is easier?
Originally Posted by 666HiddenMaster666
Ok
Do you think just reformatting is easier?
Do you think just reformatting is easier?
Originally Posted by Alen
Dunno, especially seeing as you have no clue what's causing the crash. If you want a safe, easy solution then just reformat, but you'll most likely end up losing quite a bit of data if you don't back it up. Which again, can be done from a live session
Thanks for helping +repped
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