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I have had this problem for about a week now. When I boot up my machine I

get an error box...

Microsoft Windows

The system has recovered from a serious error. If I close this box the

machine will reboot. If i push it off to the side and open files or internet

it will stay open but sometimes I will get a surprise reboot.

 

There is a file that is put in the temp directory but don't believe it gives

any real information. I have noticed in my startup something that keeps

showing up after this problem even when I delete it "Kernel Fault Check".

Sometimes when I delete it my machine will work for a little while but

eventually comes back and machine reboots. I've done scans, search and

destroy, etc. and can't figure this one out.

 

Is there anyone that has experienced this problem and can pass on some

information? I would appreciate any information you may have on this issue.

 

Thanks.

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    "DMN" wrote in message

    news:3151A447-56AC-4387-9C90-93154FF4DC55@microsoft.com...

    >I have had this problem for about a week now. When I boot up my machine I

    > get an error box...

    > Microsoft Windows

    > The system has recovered from a serious error. If I close this box the

    > machine will reboot. If i push it off to the side and open files or

    > internet

    > it will stay open but sometimes I will get a surprise reboot.

    >

    > There is a file that is put in the temp directory but don't believe it

    > gives

    > any real information. I have noticed in my startup something that keeps

    > showing up after this problem even when I delete it "Kernel Fault Check".

    > Sometimes when I delete it my machine will work for a little while but

    > eventually comes back and machine reboots. I've done scans, search and

    > destroy, etc. and can't figure this one out.

    >

    > Is there anyone that has experienced this problem and can pass on some

    > information? I would appreciate any information you may have on this

    > issue.

    >

    > Thanks.

     

    Use System Restore to return your machine to a point a few

    days before this problem started.

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    I tried but no real success. Is there a way to restore a month back just to

    be covered? When I tried the restore i didn't see any where to plug in a

    date. Did I miss it?

     

    Thanks.

     

    "Pegasus (MVP)" wrote:

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    > "DMN" wrote in message

    > news:3151A447-56AC-4387-9C90-93154FF4DC55@microsoft.com...

    > >I have had this problem for about a week now. When I boot up my machine I

    > > get an error box...

    > > Microsoft Windows

    > > The system has recovered from a serious error. If I close this box the

    > > machine will reboot. If i push it off to the side and open files or

    > > internet

    > > it will stay open but sometimes I will get a surprise reboot.

    > >

    > > There is a file that is put in the temp directory but don't believe it

    > > gives

    > > any real information. I have noticed in my startup something that keeps

    > > showing up after this problem even when I delete it "Kernel Fault Check".

    > > Sometimes when I delete it my machine will work for a little while but

    > > eventually comes back and machine reboots. I've done scans, search and

    > > destroy, etc. and can't figure this one out.

    > >

    > > Is there anyone that has experienced this problem and can pass on some

    > > information? I would appreciate any information you may have on this

    > > issue.

    > >

    > > Thanks.

    >

    > Use System Restore to return your machine to a point a few

    > days before this problem started.

    >

    >

    >

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    Thanks...shoose the other option and was able to click on the calendar date.

    I have it restoring now. I really hope this works.

     

    Thanks.

     

    "Pegasus (MVP)" wrote:

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    > "DMN" wrote in message

    > news:3151A447-56AC-4387-9C90-93154FF4DC55@microsoft.com...

    > >I have had this problem for about a week now. When I boot up my machine I

    > > get an error box...

    > > Microsoft Windows

    > > The system has recovered from a serious error. If I close this box the

    > > machine will reboot. If i push it off to the side and open files or

    > > internet

    > > it will stay open but sometimes I will get a surprise reboot.

    > >

    > > There is a file that is put in the temp directory but don't believe it

    > > gives

    > > any real information. I have noticed in my startup something that keeps

    > > showing up after this problem even when I delete it "Kernel Fault Check".

    > > Sometimes when I delete it my machine will work for a little while but

    > > eventually comes back and machine reboots. I've done scans, search and

    > > destroy, etc. and can't figure this one out.

    > >

    > > Is there anyone that has experienced this problem and can pass on some

    > > information? I would appreciate any information you may have on this

    > > issue.

    > >

    > > Thanks.

    >

    > Use System Restore to return your machine to a point a few

    > days before this problem started.

    >

    >

    >

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    Use one of these three options.

     

    Right Click the My Computer Icon/Properties/Advanced/

    Performance/Settings/Advanced/Change.

     

    1. Set Page File to 0, ok your way out and reboot. Then follow the same

    procedure and reset the Page File to System Managed File.

     

    2. No Page File. Reboot. Then delete C:\Pagefile.Sys then revert the page

    file setting.

     

    3. Set the swap file size to zero, reboot. Re-set to System Managed,

    reboot. Reset the Custom setting, reboot.

     

    You Receive a "System Has Recovered from a Serious Error" Message After

    Every Restart

    http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kbEN-USq317277

     

    Windows XP Problems if Your Profile Is Damaged

    http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kbEN-USQ326688

     

    --

     

    All the Best,

    Kelly (MS-MVP/DTS&XP)

     

    Taskbar Repair Tool Plus!

    http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/taskbarplus!.htm

     

     

    "DMN" wrote in message

    news:3151A447-56AC-4387-9C90-93154FF4DC55@microsoft.com...

    >I have had this problem for about a week now. When I boot up my machine I

    > get an error box...

    > Microsoft Windows

    > The system has recovered from a serious error. If I close this box the

    > machine will reboot. If i push it off to the side and open files or

    > internet

    > it will stay open but sometimes I will get a surprise reboot.

    >

    > There is a file that is put in the temp directory but don't believe it

    > gives

    > any real information. I have noticed in my startup something that keeps

    > showing up after this problem even when I delete it "Kernel Fault Check".

    > Sometimes when I delete it my machine will work for a little while but

    > eventually comes back and machine reboots. I've done scans, search and

    > destroy, etc. and can't figure this one out.

    >

    > Is there anyone that has experienced this problem and can pass on some

    > information? I would appreciate any information you may have on this

    > issue.

    >

    > Thanks.

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