STOP error - DVD drive

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Your tamping error refers to a hardware failure in any case.

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Cause

This behavior occurs because your computer's processor has detected an unrecoverable hardware problem and reported it to Windows XP. The processor used the "Machine Check Exception" (MCE) feature of Pentium processors or the "Machine Check Architecture" (MCA) feature available on some Pentium Pro processors. This error message can be caused by the following factors: • System bus errors • Memory errors, for example parity errors or ECC problems (ECC = Error Correction Code) • Intermediate storage errors in the processor or hardware • TLB errors in the processor (TLB = Translation Lookaside Buffers) • Others detected hardware problems that are typical of certain CPU manufacturers • Detected hardware problems that are typical of certain manufacturers

A "MACHINE_CHECK_EXCEPTION" error occurs when Windows XP and your hardware platform cannot be restored after a hardware failure and the system therefore no longer runs successfully and reliably. Accurately diagnosing these errors is difficult, and there are no “just all” solutions. Contact your hardware manufacturer or a computer technician for help solving these problems.

MACHINE_CHECK_EXCEPTION errors often have one of the following causes:

• The specifications of the processor or the motherboard are not being met during operation. This includes, for example, overloading the processor or bus. Microsoft recommends that you adhere to the manufacturer's information on clock frequencies and speeds.

• Overloaded, unsuitable, or failing power supplies can destabilize your computer. Make sure that the power supply for your computer is working properly and reliably.

• Extreme heat loads due to the failure of cooling devices, such as B. fans can damage your computer. Make sure that all cooling devices are working properly.

• The memory is damaged or you are using memory that is not suitable for your computer. If you changed the memory configuration recently, revert to the previous configuration to determine the cause of the failure. Make sure you are using the appropriate memory for your computer.

Solution

Use Windows Error Reporting

Use Windows Error Reporting if you receive this error message. You can use this utility to send the bug report directly to Microsoft. The utility will then let you know if there is an update or a workaround available. If you want to use this utility, do the following: • Click Send problem reportwhen asked if you want to submit the problem report to Microsoft • If an update or workaround is available, click Further informationafter submitting the problem report to Microsoft. This will help you get the update or information about how to work around the problem.

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So what you could try:

Load the standard settings in the BIOS. And turn off the automatic detection.

Or perform a firmware update.