My computer restarts every 3 minutes ERROR CODE someone PLZ HELP!!!!!!!!?

Question

I get the blue screen and the code is STOP: 0x0000008E
(0xC0000005, 0XB71145B3, 0xB4B90A20, 0X00000000)

system32:lzx32.sys - address B71145b3 base at B7112000, datestamp 45f5a5a0

ok i have been having this problem all day i have tried to fix myself but nothing comes right please help out.
my computer restarts every 3 minutes by itself
it is not overheating my temp is 49 degrees and my video card is running fine.
i didnt download anything recently or install anything

if you know what to do please post thank you!!!!

i tried the safemood with last good working it doesnt work.....

i also unchecked the automatic restart on error thing in control panel...it also doesnt work!!!

its windows xp media center edition 2005.

my computer starts and runs perfectly for.....2-4 minutes and it restarts....also runs perfectly in safemode.....

grrr i think the main reason is because of the lzx32.sys.....it is a virus and it is VERY hard to find and remove

http://www.greatis.com/security/Rustock(lzx32.sys)_free_removal_tool.htm

i just have to remove it and then see if my computer is back to normal.

thank you all for your help.

PROBLEM SOLVED!!!! WHEW!!!! finally.....i thought my computer was going to be dead for a long time...lol anyways

so it turned out it wasnt a ram problem, heating problem, or any compnent....it was just a lousy hard to find backdoor virus, the "lzx32.sys"......

i googled that and found the best site ever
http://www.greatis.com/security/Rustock(lzx32.sys)_free_removal_tool.htm
i installed the software and it removed that file in a minute and i now have my pc back
WOHOO!!!!

Answer 1

R U ready 2 read.

Answer 2

Boot into your BIOS, it may be a combination of keys but its usually Ctrl-F1 or the DELETE(DEL) Key, when your PC is first turned on, keep pressing the DEL key (or other key(s)) and when into the BIOS move the highlighted text to

LOAD FAIL-SAFE DEFAULTS or something similar to this, then save changes and exit.

If this doesn't help, try unplugging everything on your PC apart from the keyboard, mouse and monitor, if it works, add all the cables again one by one, checking inbetween for the problem to return, if it does, you'll know something you've plugged in is faulty.

Otherwise, its likely to be a major fault in one of your PC components, most likely the RAM, if you know much about internal PC components, try removing one of the RAM sticks if there is more than one and trying to fault find that way.

Good Luck!

Answer 3

Hi angela, Do you have a norton system work's and virus software on your computer? If not, go get one, then run the fixit program, this will usually fix windows problems, or you can get the windows disk that came witht he computer close all other open windows programs, put the disk into the computer, restart computer, it will load into the recovery of windows, do a complete windows recovery or you can choose which program to repair. Good luck hun Hope this works for you Mez

Answer 4

OK see if this helps. Restart the computer and when it starts to come on BEFORE the windows starts hit the F8 key. Keep hitting it till it opens in dos. Now set it to the the last best known configuration (or something close to that wording) Hope this helps!

So glad that you found the solution. Now how can we give you best answer??? It is nice to be able to fix something.

Answer 5

system restore from safemode restart keep tapping the F8 when you come to a menu go to safemode login that way then click on start All programs Accessories system tools system restore go back to a point where there was no error like 2 days back or so

Answer 6

Could well be a corrupt driver, if it starts OK in safe mode then it's a driver for sure. Then you just need to re-install your drivers while your in safe mode

Answer 7

If your computer is not working properly while you are working on it, it could be a problem with device drivers, hardware or software.

Answer 8

i bet you have windows 2000 that happens to my sister i have been trying to find out why.

Answer 9

I hope these links help you.


http://www.dougknox.com/xp/tips/xp_repair_install.htm

http://www.onsitechicago.com/support/index.php?_m=knowledgebase&_a=viewarticle&kbarticleid=23&nav=0