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[sh/sc]System gets strange error then crashes

2008-02-18, 11:31 PM #1

kyle90

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My computer has been crashing periodically for the last few days, and at first I thought it was a heat problem again, but all temperatures were normal. So I checked the event log and it turns out that every time it crashes, this error occurs:

[http://i87.photobucket.com/albums/k133/kyle901/error.png]

[http://i87.photobucket.com/albums/k133/kyle901/error.png]

So basically I don't know wtf. I guess the answer to the obvious question is no, I don't have an HP Deskjet 540. Beyond that, I really don't know anything.

Stuff

2008-02-18, 11:35 PM #2

ECHOMAN

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Did you even own/used a HP printer?

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2008-02-18, 11:37 PM #3

kyle90

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Yeah, I have an HP psc 1350, but it hasn't been hooked up for months and is currently sitting in my closet.

Stuff

2008-02-19, 5:50 AM #4

Chewbubba

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Are the drivers still installed?

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2008-02-19, 5:52 AM #5

Grismath

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The printer is calling to your computer... from beyond the closet

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2008-02-19, 6:56 AM #6

Jin

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Originally posted by Lord_Grismath:

The printer is calling to your computer... from beyond the closet

[http://img174.imageshack.us/img174/8242/scullymulderth1.jpg]

2008-02-19, 7:15 AM #7

Chewbubba

Corrupting the Nation's Youth.

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"Harriet, sweet Harriet - hard-hearted harbinger of haggis."

2008-02-19, 8:08 AM #8

kyle90

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Okay so I looked into it a bit further and it turns out that the printer error comes first, but right before the crash I get this error:

Quote:

The following boot-start or system-start driver(s) failed to load:
KS0108
LC7981
SED133x
T6963C

This seems like it would have more to do with a crash, but I still have no idea how to fix it.

Stuff

2008-02-19, 10:38 AM #9

NoESC

CAPTAIN RAINBOWS. lol

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turn off any hp related services

gbk is 50 probably

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2008-02-20, 1:38 AM #10

The_Reafis

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Yeah like many companies they shove tonnes of crap in startup...

2008-02-20, 10:50 AM #11

The MAZZTer

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Sounds like Windows is trying to install a network printer but can't because it doesn't have drivers for it. It would only really do this if there is an entry for it in Printers and Faxes I think... delete "Auto HP DeskJet 540 on GRAPHIC".

Those driver names look suspicious, do a virus scan. Anyways in device manager you can check "Show hidden devices" in the menu, then look under "non-plug and play devices" to get access to kernel-mode services, which probably includes the ones in the error. You can disable or uninstall ones that you don't need anymore (just be careful and set a system restore point before you start).