I did a full duplicate about a month ago and it worked just fine. I tried to do another yesterday and both times, Retrospect shut down my computer after quite a while with a blue screen and the message:. The Windows Subsystem system process terminated unexpectedly with a status of 0xC 0x7ca9d 0xf0e4. The system has been shut down.
This is the error from the 2nd time. I did not write down the error from the first time but it was about the same. The 2nd time, I made sure I disconnected from the Internet, closed down my virus program and all memory resident things including my firewall, thinking maybe them running was interferring. And did not try to use the computer while it was copying.
I had tried to do that during the first one. This is a serious error. Retrospect doesn't usually cause this sort of trouble not without a lot of help anyway. Is the maxtor drive plugged directly into your machine or into a USB hub? As I said, it worked perfectly the first time I used it about a month ago. I did a full backup then and I did a full duplicate that both worked perfectly. I'm big on backups and after crashing my hard drive, I wanted something better than just backup tapes, which encountered some errors in restoring my information.
The Maxtor drive seemed the best thing since sliced bread. I may try the full duplicate again this weekend when I have more time. It looks like most of the files were duplicated before it crashed the 2nd time. Any other comments or suggestions are much appreciated This was the first time I've seen a blue screen in Windows XP so was quite surprised by it.
Why did your system crash the first time? Is it possible you have a flaky RAM chip or something? It had been running a while when it crashed. I started it and left, then came back to find the blue screen. I ran the Full Duplicate again, and it didi it again, which confirms that it was what caused the first crash. Open device manager in Windows and click properties for the Maxtor drive. Make sure the drive is optimized for quick removal.
Then run scan disk on both your internal drive and the external drive. Make sure you enable the option to scan free space when you do.
I tried your suggestion. When optimized for quick removal, the drive kept dropping off completely in Windows, so that is not a good suggestion. In this way, they may figure out a way to fix it ASAP! Just as its name implies, the fatal system error refers to the one which is terrible and may lead to serious problems like the blue screen of death BSOD.
Many people reported they run into a fatal device hardware error: the request failed due to a fatal device hardware error, you should read the following link carefully to know how to deal with it. I find the request failed due to a fatal device hardware error is not a rare problem, so I decided to dedicate the best solution for you.
If this message reappears, contact your system administrator or technical support group. But you need to realize what happened when this blue screen fatal error shows up on your PC: the Windows kernel has detected that either Winlogon. The system will be stopped immediately and the corresponding fatal system error message will be shown on the PC screen.
If you want to get them back, you should read this page carefully since it tells you how to recover data after CHKDSK in two useful ways. In this part, I will introduce 8 ways to help fix the fatal error on a Windows 10 PC.
The steps to fix Windows fatal error in other systems are basically the same. As mentioned earlier, having corrupted system files is a general cause of fatal system error. If you can find a way to replace the corrupted files, you can solve the problem easily. Some people said they had fixed the issue successfully by replacing files including winlogon, msgina.
Free Download. Step 2 : run the recovery software and choose an option from the left sidebar. The O. Upon booting up,it will get to the "Windows is starting up" screen but won't open Windows. Can someone give me some advice on what to try next? Thank You,one and all for any help rendered! This thread is locked. You can follow the question or vote as helpful, but you cannot reply to this thread.
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For more information about how to back up and restore the registry, click the following article: How to back up and restore the registry in Windows XP I hope this helps you to fix Blue Screen error.
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