Error In Windows XP OS?

Question

I am using Windows Xp OS. While working in XP, it often get a screen with a message "DUMPING PHYSICAL MEMEROY" and
get struct there.I cannot do nothing then. I have to restart the system. Afterwards i restarts the system it login to Xp correctly. While working for some time i get the Same message..Is any one know how to rectify the error and what the actual Reason..
The same problem also come in my friend system. he also don't know about it..

Answer 1

You should backtrace what you recently did before getting the bluescreen of death message.

Windows usually on the first sentences of the message, reports what kind of error is causing your pc to crash. You should at least see a hardware or software error being specified..

Try booting in safe mode, if you can successfully boot it is a software problem. Or you can just choose last good known configurations option during bootup. This should solve your problem or else use the system restore when you're in safe mode.

If you failed booting in safe mode and you get the same error message, it's a hardware problem. Check which recently intsalled hardware could it be or see if you've got any old hardware that might be your suspect.

I hope this helps..Goodluck..

\m/..ztig!..

Answer 2

I can't truly answer your question without more information, but my XP has been twitchy when looking at certain video files. The files play fine, but explorer.exe crashes when reading thier extended information. They installed something with one of the last updates that causes this. Try looking through the Microsoft Knowledge Base, try searching for your error in Google or another search engine and look for others having the same problem and if they have found any solutions. Forums are full of great nuggets of knowledge, its just sifting through piles of crap to find what you really need.

Good Luck

Answer 3

XP OS is crashing and you are getting the dreaded blue screen of death. Re-examine any latest software/hardware you have installed. It might be causing the problems.

Re-install XP and try again. This will solve most of the issues.

Answer 4

More RAM (Random Access Memory) is needed. If you take it to a computer store and tell them you need more RAM in your computer that should fix the problem.

Also a format / reinstall might not be a bad thing. You may have an unsuspecting memory hog that is causing some problems.

Answer 5

Try doing a Disk Check. Start--My Computer--RIGHT CLICK (c) Drive--click Properties--in properties,click Tools--click Check Now--check both boxes--Click Start, clck yes, go ahead and restart computer.--this could take up to an hour to check and clean errors, when it's done, it will automatically return to the login screen.
Try that.

Answer 6

i recommend you reinstall windows xp, install a fresh copy, and if u still have the same problem, check your ram, they might be damaged or there might be a hardware problem, have you added something new to your computer lately? or you might first check and install the latest drivers for everything you have

Answer 7

Holy crap all I see are stupid answers this is what I would check. V-CACHE virtual memory in the swap file and increase it a little ahem LOTS!

Answer 8

It is called the unrecoverable blue screen. You don't have enough memory. Get additional memory.