• Stop: 0X000000C5 (XP Pro SP1+)

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    I am now getting an error message when resuming from hibernation for the forth or fifth time. help I haven’t gotten this message on a fresh boot yet. The total error message is; Stop: 0X000000C5 (0X00000000, 0X00000002, 0X00000001, 0X805D5E7). I have run chkdsk, sfc/purgecache, sfc/scannow, disabled hibernation and then re-enabled to create a new hiberfil.sys file, uninstalled and re-installed the D-Link Wireless card drivers (yes they are the most current) as this was the only change to the system (other than MS updates) in a number of months. dizzy I am about to do a system repair if no one out there has a better idea. If that fails, I will re-install frown the OS but roll it back to Win2000 (no I didn’t upgrade to XPP, this is still the factory image from Dell, almost a year old) as my old laptop runs the D-Link card flawlessly. shrug

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    • #659787

      Search on “Stop: 0X000000C5 ” at Google resulted in several “driver” problems. Have a LOOK.

      DaveA I am so far behind, I think I am First
      Genealogy....confusing the dead and annoying the living

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      This is just a progress report. Both Dave and Cowboy have essentially pointed to the same group of articles on the problem. All talk about Win2K not XP. After too much reading saying this was one of the most difficult of errors to track down the cause of, one article essentially stated two drivers trying to access the same memory and or IRQ at the same time at start up would be a possible source of the problem. I had already had the offending laptop with only the bare necessities at boot up but considered Services to be a potential conflict source. I looked over the list and changed the Zero Configuration Utility from Automatic to Manual since it was a service that had not started hence did not need to be set to Automatic. Keep your fingers crossed because my wife isn’t yelling “What’s wrong now?” anymore. I suppose there is always tomorrow for that. If this works for the next week I will consider the problem resolved and will post an update.

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