A machine check error has ocurred,please check the system eventlog for
additional information.

How can I correct this this problem ?

Thanks in advance....

Carlos

RE: Using windows media player by joscon

joscon
Mon Sep 26 12:22:24 CDT 2005

Typically machine checks are hardware, actually almost all of them are.
Whats the exact error?


Re: Using windows media player by carlos

carlos
Mon Sep 26 22:25:09 CDT 2005

Hi Joseph, thank your for taking the time to answer me. The error it's
presents with the next message at the right bottom side of the monitor,
where the icons of the programs are active are shown.

"A machine check error has occurred,please check the system eventlog for
additional information"

But now with the observation you stated about hardware, I think it may be
because of the Nvidia GeForce 5200 AGP driver, which I downloaded from their
web site and I changed it for the one windows carries on the O.S. software.

Am I right ?



Regards,

Carlos


""Joseph Conway [MSFT]"" <joscon@online.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Typically machine checks are hardware, actually almost all of them are.
> Whats the exact error?
>



Re: Using windows media player by joscon

joscon
Tue Sep 27 06:12:13 CDT 2005

Typically these are CPU errors, in some cases it could be a driver. If you
look in the system event log, whats the data in that event?


Re: Using windows media player by carlos

carlos
Tue Sep 27 23:00:17 CDT 2005

This is the data Joseph

Type: Warning
Source: WMIxWDM
Category: None
Event: 106
User: N/A

Regards,

Carlos




""Joseph Conway [MSFT]"" <joscon@online.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Typically these are CPU errors, in some cases it could be a driver. If
> you
> look in the system event log, whats the data in that event?
>