WinXP Pro SP3 Blue Screen when ejecting CD

I had not notice this before SP3 but, I blue screen when ejecting a CD.

BCCode 10000050
BCP1 E5AEE526
BCP2 00000000
BCP3 804ED957
BCP4 00000001
OSVer: 5_1_2600
SP: 3
Product 256_1

I have checked this information on the Microsoft site with NO JOY.

What else is new with blue screen information?

Any ideas to stop this?

Don

Don Cole wrote:
> I had not notice this before SP3 but, I blue screen when ejecting a CD.
>
> BCCode 10000050
> BCP1 E5AEE526
> BCP2 00000000
> BCP3 804ED957
> BCP4 00000001
> OSVer: 5_1_2600
> SP: 3
> Product 256_1
>
> I have checked this information on the Microsoft site with NO JOY.
>
> What else is new with blue screen information?
>
> Any ideas to stop this?
>
> Don
>
>
BSODs are Microsoft's way of saying: "We really don't know what in hell
happened, but something went wrong. You can figure it out for yourself
with the information we give you."

Any stop code to decode with a Bill Gates super decoder ring?

Odds are something has gone haywire with the hardware, with an outside
chance that some Windows files are corrupted.

Start by running hardware diagnostics on the memory and the hard drive.
If you are unsure that the hardware is 100% operational, you could
tilt at windmills for quite a while.

Which model of HP system?

.... Ben Myers

I did re-install the chipset drivers when loading XP Pro.

Don

"HH" <> wrote in message
news:mpWdnbUhqKRlCJTUnZ2dnUVZ_sPinZ2d@metrocastcab levision.com...
> Ben,
> The poster e-mailed me with the following info:
> "The Computer is an HP Pavilion d4990y original OS Vista."
> Looks like the typical oops, I downgraded the OS before checking for
> issues. Possibly re-installing the chipset drivers might help?
>
> HH\
>
>
> "Ben Myers" <> wrote in message
> news:geb0nl$f69$...
>> Don Cole wrote:
>>> I had not notice this before SP3 but, I blue screen when ejecting a CD.
>>>
>>> BCCode 10000050
>>> BCP1 E5AEE526
>>> BCP2 00000000
>>> BCP3 804ED957
>>> BCP4 00000001
>>> OSVer: 5_1_2600
>>> SP: 3
>>> Product 256_1
>>>
>>> I have checked this information on the Microsoft site with NO JOY.
>>>
>>> What else is new with blue screen information?
>>>
>>> Any ideas to stop this?
>>>
>>> Don
>> BSODs are Microsoft's way of saying: "We really don't know what in hell
>> happened, but something went wrong. You can figure it out for yourself
>> with the information we give you."
>>
>> Any stop code to decode with a Bill Gates super decoder ring?
>>
>> Odds are something has gone haywire with the hardware, with an outside
>> chance that some Windows files are corrupted.
>>
>> Start by running hardware diagnostics on the memory and the hard drive.
>> If you are unsure that the hardware is 100% operational, you could tilt
>> at windmills for quite a while.
>>
>> Which model of HP system?
>>
>> ... Ben Myers
>

Did you find an XP set of drivers for that chipset to install instead
instead of
just installing the Vista set under XP?

"Don Cole" <> wrote in message
news:M7lOk.3528$...
>I did re-install the chipset drivers when loading XP Pro.
>
> Don
>
> "HH" <> wrote in message
> news:mpWdnbUhqKRlCJTUnZ2dnUVZ_sPinZ2d@metrocastcab levision.com...
>> Ben,
>> The poster e-mailed me with the following info:
>> "The Computer is an HP Pavilion d4990y original OS Vista."
>> Looks like the typical oops, I downgraded the OS before checking for
>> issues. Possibly re-installing the chipset drivers might help?
>>
>> HH\
>>
>>
>> "Ben Myers" <> wrote in message
>> news:geb0nl$f69$...
>>> Don Cole wrote:
>>>> I had not notice this before SP3 but, I blue screen when ejecting a CD.
>>>>
>>>> BCCode 10000050
>>>> BCP1 E5AEE526
>>>> BCP2 00000000
>>>> BCP3 804ED957
>>>> BCP4 00000001
>>>> OSVer: 5_1_2600
>>>> SP: 3
>>>> Product 256_1
>>>>
>>>> I have checked this information on the Microsoft site with NO JOY.
>>>>
>>>> What else is new with blue screen information?
>>>>
>>>> Any ideas to stop this?
>>>>
>>>> Don
>>> BSODs are Microsoft's way of saying: "We really don't know what in hell
>>> happened, but something went wrong. You can figure it out for yourself
>>> with the information we give you."
>>>
>>> Any stop code to decode with a Bill Gates super decoder ring?
>>>
>>> Odds are something has gone haywire with the hardware, with an outside
>>> chance that some Windows files are corrupted.
>>>
>>> Start by running hardware diagnostics on the memory and the hard drive.
>>> If you are unsure that the hardware is 100% operational, you could tilt
>>> at windmills for quite a while.
>>>
>>> Which model of HP system?
>>>
>>> ... Ben Myers
>>
>
>

Yes I did find a XP chipset to install.

Everything worked fine for about a year.

This started about the same time that SP3 came out but, I do
not know if this has any connection.

Don

"Robert Miles" <> wrote in message
news:8FpOk.55103$. ..
> Did you find an XP set of drivers for that chipset to install instead
> instead of
> just installing the Vista set under XP?
>
> "Don Cole" <> wrote in message
> news:M7lOk.3528$...
>>I did re-install the chipset drivers when loading XP Pro.
>>
>> Don
>>
>> "HH" <> wrote in message
>> news:mpWdnbUhqKRlCJTUnZ2dnUVZ_sPinZ2d@metrocastcab levision.com...
>>> Ben,
>>> The poster e-mailed me with the following info:
>>> "The Computer is an HP Pavilion d4990y original OS Vista."
>>> Looks like the typical oops, I downgraded the OS before checking for
>>> issues. Possibly re-installing the chipset drivers might help?
>>>
>>> HH\
>>>
>>>
>>> "Ben Myers" <> wrote in message
>>> news:geb0nl$f69$...
>>>> Don Cole wrote:
>>>>> I had not notice this before SP3 but, I blue screen when ejecting a
>>>>> CD.
>>>>>
>>>>> BCCode 10000050
>>>>> BCP1 E5AEE526
>>>>> BCP2 00000000
>>>>> BCP3 804ED957
>>>>> BCP4 00000001
>>>>> OSVer: 5_1_2600
>>>>> SP: 3
>>>>> Product 256_1
>>>>>
>>>>> I have checked this information on the Microsoft site with NO JOY.
>>>>>
>>>>> What else is new with blue screen information?
>>>>>
>>>>> Any ideas to stop this?
>>>>>
>>>>> Don
>>>> BSODs are Microsoft's way of saying: "We really don't know what in hell
>>>> happened, but something went wrong. You can figure it out for yourself
>>>> with the information we give you."
>>>>
>>>> Any stop code to decode with a Bill Gates super decoder ring?
>>>>
>>>> Odds are something has gone haywire with the hardware, with an outside
>>>> chance that some Windows files are corrupted.
>>>>
>>>> Start by running hardware diagnostics on the memory and the hard drive.
>>>> If you are unsure that the hardware is 100% operational, you could tilt
>>>> at windmills for quite a while.
>>>>
>>>> Which model of HP system?
>>>>
>>>> ... Ben Myers
>>>
>>
>>
>
>

Here is something that might be interesting to the group.

I do use the comodo firewall.

https://forums.comodo.com/help_for_v...html;msg138173

Thanks for all of your suggestions.

Don

"Robert Miles" <> wrote in message
news:8FpOk.55103$. ..
> Did you find an XP set of drivers for that chipset to install instead
> instead of
> just installing the Vista set under XP?
>
> "Don Cole" <> wrote in message
> news:M7lOk.3528$...
>>I did re-install the chipset drivers when loading XP Pro.
>>
>> Don
>>
>> "HH" <> wrote in message
>> news:mpWdnbUhqKRlCJTUnZ2dnUVZ_sPinZ2d@metrocastcab levision.com...
>>> Ben,
>>> The poster e-mailed me with the following info:
>>> "The Computer is an HP Pavilion d4990y original OS Vista."
>>> Looks like the typical oops, I downgraded the OS before checking for
>>> issues. Possibly re-installing the chipset drivers might help?
>>>
>>> HH\
>>>
>>>
>>> "Ben Myers" <> wrote in message
>>> news:geb0nl$f69$...
>>>> Don Cole wrote:
>>>>> I had not notice this before SP3 but, I blue screen when ejecting a
>>>>> CD.
>>>>>
>>>>> BCCode 10000050
>>>>> BCP1 E5AEE526
>>>>> BCP2 00000000
>>>>> BCP3 804ED957
>>>>> BCP4 00000001
>>>>> OSVer: 5_1_2600
>>>>> SP: 3
>>>>> Product 256_1
>>>>>
>>>>> I have checked this information on the Microsoft site with NO JOY.
>>>>>
>>>>> What else is new with blue screen information?
>>>>>
>>>>> Any ideas to stop this?
>>>>>
>>>>> Don
>>>> BSODs are Microsoft's way of saying: "We really don't know what in hell
>>>> happened, but something went wrong. You can figure it out for yourself
>>>> with the information we give you."
>>>>
>>>> Any stop code to decode with a Bill Gates super decoder ring?
>>>>
>>>> Odds are something has gone haywire with the hardware, with an outside
>>>> chance that some Windows files are corrupted.
>>>>
>>>> Start by running hardware diagnostics on the memory and the hard drive.
>>>> If you are unsure that the hardware is 100% operational, you could tilt
>>>> at windmills for quite a while.
>>>>
>>>> Which model of HP system?
>>>>
>>>> ... Ben Myers
>>>
>>
>>
>
>

On Oct 29, 10:01*am, "Don Cole" <doncol...@allnet.com> wrote:
> I had not notice this before SP3 but, I blue screen when ejecting a CD.
>
> BCCode 10000050
> BCP1 * * *E5AEE526
> BCP2 * * *00000000
> BCP3 * * *804ED957
> BCP4 * * *00000001
> OSVer: * *5_1_2600
> SP: * * * * *3
> Product * 256_1
>
> I have checked this information on the Microsoft site with NO JOY.
>
> What else is new with blue screen information?
>
> Any ideas to stop this?
>
> Don

Hi Don,

Help, the same thing is happening to me. I am writing to a cd - every
time I take it out, I get the blue screen of death. I keep thinking
I'm doing something wrong, so I go to the cd in my computer, right
click, eject, the cd comes out and up comes the nasty blue screen and
I'm thinking it's the end of the world. I have a Dell, purchased 4
years ago and have not done anything unusual to it as far as I
know ... am I damaging my computer??? I want to copy my cd, it's a
portfolio I need to finish grad school, but I'm afraid to do anything
else with it. How many of these can happen before my whole pc
crashes???

Thanks. I'm glad I'm not the only one.

Peggy

wrote:
> On Oct 29, 10:01 am, "Don Cole" <doncol...@allnet.com> wrote:
>> I had not notice this before SP3 but, I blue screen when ejecting a CD.
>>
>> BCCode 10000050
>> BCP1 E5AEE526
>> BCP2 00000000
>> BCP3 804ED957
>> BCP4 00000001
>> OSVer: 5_1_2600
>> SP: 3
>> Product 256_1
>>
>> I have checked this information on the Microsoft site with NO JOY.
>>
>> What else is new with blue screen information?
>>
>> Any ideas to stop this?
>>
>> Don
>
> Hi Don,
>
> Help, the same thing is happening to me. I am writing to a cd - every
> time I take it out, I get the blue screen of death. I keep thinking
> I'm doing something wrong, so I go to the cd in my computer, right
> click, eject, the cd comes out and up comes the nasty blue screen and
> I'm thinking it's the end of the world. I have a Dell, purchased 4
> years ago and have not done anything unusual to it as far as I
> know ... am I damaging my computer??? I want to copy my cd, it's a
> portfolio I need to finish grad school, but I'm afraid to do anything
> else with it. How many of these can happen before my whole pc
> crashes???
>
> Thanks. I'm glad I'm not the only one.
>
> Peggy

These problems sound like your CD writing software/drivers are at fault.
Clicking 'Eject' or pressing the drives eject button causes the CD to be
'closed' so it can be read on other CD/DVD drives.
Check to make sure your CD/DVD writing software/drivers are up to date.

Jason

There seems to be some problem with DLA.

Try turning off DLA.

Than when burning do not use DLA with a new CD.

You can use you old disks if you turn off DLA before ejecting.

At least that is my experience.

Don

<> wrote in message
news:9af0a25a-1314-4df8-a457-...
On Oct 29, 10:01 am, "Don Cole" <doncol...@allnet.com> wrote:
> I had not notice this before SP3 but, I blue screen when ejecting a CD.
>
> BCCode 10000050
> BCP1 E5AEE526
> BCP2 00000000
> BCP3 804ED957
> BCP4 00000001
> OSVer: 5_1_2600
> SP: 3
> Product 256_1
>
> I have checked this information on the Microsoft site with NO JOY.
>
> What else is new with blue screen information?
>
> Any ideas to stop this?
>
> Don

Hi Don,

Help, the same thing is happening to me. I am writing to a cd - every
time I take it out, I get the blue screen of death. I keep thinking
I'm doing something wrong, so I go to the cd in my computer, right
click, eject, the cd comes out and up comes the nasty blue screen and
I'm thinking it's the end of the world. I have a Dell, purchased 4
years ago and have not done anything unusual to it as far as I
know ... am I damaging my computer??? I want to copy my cd, it's a
portfolio I need to finish grad school, but I'm afraid to do anything
else with it. How many of these can happen before my whole pc
crashes???

Thanks. I'm glad I'm not the only one.

Peggy

> <> wrote in message
> news:9af0a25a-1314-4df8-a457-...
>
> Hi Don,
>
> Help, the same thing is happening to me. I am writing to a cd - every
> time I take it out, I get the blue screen of death. I keep thinking
> I'm doing something wrong, so I go to the cd in my computer, right
> click, eject, the cd comes out and up comes the nasty blue screen and
> I'm thinking it's the end of the world. I have a Dell, purchased 4
> years ago and have not done anything unusual to it as far as I
> know ... am I damaging my computer??? I want to copy my cd, it's a
> portfolio I need to finish grad school, but I'm afraid to do anything
> else with it. How many of these can happen before my whole pc
> crashes???
>
> Thanks. I'm glad I'm not the only one.
>
> Peggy

But everything else works OK ... only a problem since SP3 ? How are you
writing CD - Nero, EZ-CD, XP ? If you choose to NOT eject it, PC continues
along OK ? What if after writing CD you shutdown WITHOUT ejecting - shutdown
OK ? What does event log show ?