Re: restarting Windows.
 

Is there any way to recover from "Blue screen" malaise - Without resorting
to reloading the o/s?

Just wondered! :0)

Re: restarting Windows.
 

Picker wrote:

> Is there any way to recover from "Blue screen" malaise - Without resorting
> to reloading the o/s?
>
> Just wondered! :0)

No, a restart is required. Sometimes it is worth turning it off for at
least 10 seconds to clear the memory, some blue screens can return on a
direct restart if the problem is resident in the memory.

Stuart

Re: restarting Windows.
 

Yes, many.

Picker wrote:
>
> Is there any way to recover from "Blue screen" malaise - Without resorting
> to reloading the o/s?
>
> Just wondered! :0)

Re: restarting Windows.
 

No, its an unrecoverable error.

You should be looking at what the error is saying.

Derek

On Wed, 26 May 2004 10:03:35 +0100, "Picker"
<patriciabaylis@marches"light".fsnet.co.uk> wrote:

>Is there any way to recover from "Blue screen" malaise - Without resorting
>to reloading the o/s?
>
>Just wondered! :0)
>

Re: restarting Windows.
 

Picker wrote:

> Is there any way to recover from "Blue screen" malaise - Without resorting
> to reloading the o/s?
>
> Just wondered! :0)
>
>
yes, search google for a program called bartpe

If in doubt mail me at admin@volmasoft.com and I can help you some more.

Re: restarting Windows.
 

Nathaniel Freeman wrote:

> Picker wrote:
>
>> Is there any way to recover from "Blue screen" malaise - Without
>> resorting
>> to reloading the o/s?
>>
>> Just wondered! :0)
>>
>>
> yes, search google for a program called bartpe
>
> If in doubt mail me at admin@volmasoft.com and I can help you some more.
just to inform you as a follow up, bartpe allows you to boot from a cd
even without a hard drive, thus allowing you to recover files and
reinstall windows ;)