Hey,
I've got a computer here and everytime I try to get into windows it gives me an
EXPLORER... invalid page fault at <unknown> module
...0000:0080 fed8...bytes at CS:EIP...
It gives me same problem when trying to start in safe-mode. I tried reinstalling (over the previous) Win98 and I get the same thing after everything gets installed. Is this a possible hardware problem?
Oh, I've also made sure that all the cards, processor and memory were fitted correctly. I've also tried taking out the RAM one by one but it made no difference.
I'm exhausted of ideas on what to do without having to reformat.
PS: The error started after getting rid of Norton Antivirus.
I've got another computer where i just installed a HP CDRW. Everytime I try to burn a music cd: sometime during the first 5 minutes of burning Adaptec gives me an error saying something about disk possibly dirty or not compatible. I'm using Memorex CD's and they are brand new. Is this a buffer-underrun? It's happened with all 3 cd's.
Sounds pretty ugly. First, check your RAM. As a rule, it's not a good idea to mix types/sizes of RAM (though I've done it before w/o problems). Make sure it's all PC100 or PC133 RAM. OC'ing cheap PC66 RAM to 100 MHz will cause problems. Try booting the system with JUST the 64 MB stick installed. If you still can't boot, I would do a thorough hardware test to rule out the possibility of hardware problems. Do you have any hardware diagnostics? (I use TuffTest, but there are some better ones out there) Be sure to test the HD and RAM thoroughly. If the hardware checks out, it's time to reformat.
I don't know about the CD burner issue. Maybe you're using CD-R media designed for 4X burn speed, and you're burning faster than that?
It could have been simply a bad uninstall of Norton Antivirus. I'd try reinstalling Norton Antivirus and see if you still get the error. If not, then trying uninstalling Norton Anti-virus again and see if it works.
