Anyone here have some experience with this error? I have a computer here at the place I work that everyday at 11:43am the computer gets a blue screen and then pops up this error and then within 30 seconds reboots.
I did all the normal checks including a virus scan and trojan scan and it comes back clean. Microsoft's site mentions 4-5 possibilities with one being updating drivers which I did, but the issue is still there.
If anyone has dealt with this problem and can offer some advice it would be appreciated. The PC is running Windows XP Professional.
kernal_data_inpage_error
everyday at 11:43am the computer gets a blue screen
The odd thing is happens ecery 24 hrs at same time. Leads one to believe that some app tries to execute at that time.
1. scheduled tasks
2. reminder programs.
3. error reporting service.
4. auto updates.
5. power mgmt settings.
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and command you to believe it or else.
If it is not true for you, it isn't true.
LRH
1. scheduled tasks
2. reminder programs.
3. error reporting service.
4. auto updates.
5. power mgmt settings.
Remove all scheduled tasks.
Turn off ms auto update.
Turn off error reporting service.
Disable all unneeded services.
etc etc etc
disable anything that runs on a schedule.
2. reminder programs.
3. error reporting service.
4. auto updates.
5. power mgmt settings.
Remove all scheduled tasks.
Turn off ms auto update.
Turn off error reporting service.
Disable all unneeded services.
etc etc etc
disable anything that runs on a schedule.
No one has any right to force data on you
and command you to believe it or else.
If it is not true for you, it isn't true.
LRH
and command you to believe it or else.
If it is not true for you, it isn't true.
LRH
Originally posted by TonyT
1. scheduled tasks
2. reminder programs.
3. error reporting service.
4. auto updates.
5. power mgmt settings.
Remove all scheduled tasks.
Turn off ms auto update.
Turn off error reporting service.
Disable all unneeded services.
etc etc etc
disable anything that runs on a schedule.
Ok thanks for that. I am starting to think it was a drivers issue. I updated some drivers yesterday through Windows Update and the time came and went today without incident. If it occurs going forward I will try your suggestion.
Thanks again Tony.