Vista Tutorial - System rebooting & crashing

IanPParker · 07-02-2009

Hello everyone,
first contribution so forgive me if this is misplaced. Have brand new Fujitsu scaleop running on vista premium 32 bit. About every 15 mins or so screen goes wavy and I get the blue screen. Have done check disc & system restore but it doesn't seem to make any difference;
Error message is:

STOP: 0x0000007E (0xC0000005, 0x91367522, 0x8C0E0C24, 0x8C0E0920
SIS 163u sys- Address 91367522 bas @ 91350000, Date stamp 4588ab 7f

Any help with this would be much appreciated as if I am downloading anything the files are not saved when the system reboots. Sometimes it's as though it has gone into hibernation as the blue on/off switch on the tower is flashing, when I move the mouse the desktop loads but minus whatever was happening before the fault occurred,
cheers,
Ian

07-02-2009

The 0x0000007E has quite a few possible causes and the symptoms you describe
indicate a likely hardware issue. Since this computer is "brand new" it
would be wise to contact the vendor.
--

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Quote:

>
> Hello everyone,
> first contribution so forgive me if this is misplaced. Have brand new
> Fujitsu scaleop running on vista premium 32 bit. About every 15 mins or
> so screen goes wavy and I get the blue screen. Have done check disc &
> system restore but it doesn't seem to make any difference;
> Error message is:
>
> STOP: 0x0000007E (0xC0000005, 0x91367522, 0x8C0E0C24, 0x8C0E0920
> SIS 163u sys- Address 91367522 bas @ 91350000, Date stamp 4588ab 7f
>
> Any help with this would be much appreciated as if I am downloading
> anything the files are not saved when the system reboots. Sometimes it's
> as though it has gone into hibernation as the blue on/off switch on the
> tower is flashing, when I move the mouse the desktop loads but minus
> whatever was happening before the fault occurred,
> cheers,
> Ian
>
>
> --
> IanPParker

07-02-2009

This appears to be part of a driver package for a USB network device; in any
case the initials SIS are well known as manufacturers of computer hardware.
Check for updated drivers.

"IanPParker" <guest@xxxxxx-email.com> wrote in message
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Quote:

>
> Hello everyone,
> first contribution so forgive me if this is misplaced. Have brand new
> Fujitsu scaleop running on vista premium 32 bit. About every 15 mins or
> so screen goes wavy and I get the blue screen. Have done check disc &
> system restore but it doesn't seem to make any difference;
> Error message is:
>
> STOP: 0x0000007E (0xC0000005, 0x91367522, 0x8C0E0C24, 0x8C0E0920
> SIS 163u sys- Address 91367522 bas @ 91350000, Date stamp 4588ab 7f
>
> Any help with this would be much appreciated as if I am downloading
> anything the files are not saved when the system reboots. Sometimes it's
> as though it has gone into hibernation as the blue on/off switch on the
> tower is flashing, when I move the mouse the desktop loads but minus
> whatever was happening before the fault occurred,
> cheers,
> Ian
>
>
> --
> IanPParker

IanPParker · 07-03-2009

Thanks, how do I check for updated drivers?

07-02-2009	#1 (permalink)
IanPParker Newbie Join Date: Jul 2009 Vista home premium 32bit 2 posts	System rebooting & crashing Hello everyone, first contribution so forgive me if this is misplaced. Have brand new Fujitsu scaleop running on vista premium 32 bit. About every 15 mins or so screen goes wavy and I get the blue screen. Have done check disc & system restore but it doesn't seem to make any difference; Error message is: STOP: 0x0000007E (0xC0000005, 0x91367522, 0x8C0E0C24, 0x8C0E0920 SIS 163u sys- Address 91367522 bas @ 91350000, Date stamp 4588ab 7f Any help with this would be much appreciated as if I am downloading anything the files are not saved when the system reboots. Sometimes it's as though it has gone into hibernation as the blue on/off switch on the tower is flashing, when I move the mouse the desktop loads but minus whatever was happening before the fault occurred, cheers, Ian
My System Specs

07-02-2009	#2 (permalink)
GTS Guest n/a posts	Re: System rebooting & crashing The 0x0000007E has quite a few possible causes and the symptoms you describe indicate a likely hardware issue. Since this computer is "brand new" it would be wise to contact the vendor. -- "IanPParker" <guest@xxxxxx-email.com> wrote in message news:905ba9961af5c4741661922d6c8dc461@xxxxxx-gateway.com... Quote: > > Hello everyone, > first contribution so forgive me if this is misplaced. Have brand new > Fujitsu scaleop running on vista premium 32 bit. About every 15 mins or > so screen goes wavy and I get the blue screen. Have done check disc & > system restore but it doesn't seem to make any difference; > Error message is: > > STOP: 0x0000007E (0xC0000005, 0x91367522, 0x8C0E0C24, 0x8C0E0920 > SIS 163u sys- Address 91367522 bas @ 91350000, Date stamp 4588ab 7f > > Any help with this would be much appreciated as if I am downloading > anything the files are not saved when the system reboots. Sometimes it's > as though it has gone into hibernation as the blue on/off switch on the > tower is flashing, when I move the mouse the desktop loads but minus > whatever was happening before the fault occurred, > cheers, > Ian > > > -- > IanPParker
My System Specs

07-02-2009	#3 (permalink)
Richard G. Harper Guest n/a posts	Re: System rebooting & crashing This appears to be part of a driver package for a USB network device; in any case the initials SIS are well known as manufacturers of computer hardware. Check for updated drivers. "IanPParker" <guest@xxxxxx-email.com> wrote in message news:905ba9961af5c4741661922d6c8dc461@xxxxxx-gateway.com... Quote: > > Hello everyone, > first contribution so forgive me if this is misplaced. Have brand new > Fujitsu scaleop running on vista premium 32 bit. About every 15 mins or > so screen goes wavy and I get the blue screen. Have done check disc & > system restore but it doesn't seem to make any difference; > Error message is: > > STOP: 0x0000007E (0xC0000005, 0x91367522, 0x8C0E0C24, 0x8C0E0920 > SIS 163u sys- Address 91367522 bas @ 91350000, Date stamp 4588ab 7f > > Any help with this would be much appreciated as if I am downloading > anything the files are not saved when the system reboots. Sometimes it's > as though it has gone into hibernation as the blue on/off switch on the > tower is flashing, when I move the mouse the desktop loads but minus > whatever was happening before the fault occurred, > cheers, > Ian > > > -- > IanPParker
My System Specs

07-03-2009	#4 (permalink)
IanPParker Newbie Join Date: Jul 2009 Vista home premium 32bit 2 posts	Re: System rebooting & crashing Thanks, how do I check for updated drivers?
My System Specs

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