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Microsoft => Microsoft Windows => Windows XP => Topic started by: pooly on October 08, 2006, 10:47:27 AM
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My computer keeps restarting with the message System32\DRIVERS\pci.sys can anyone advise me how to fix this problem.. thanks lee
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More info on your machine OS and what happened prior to this and someone will be along shortly to assist...
patio. 8-)
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well i was trying to improve the ram by trying some differnt chips out ov another laptop i have wich is exactly the same as the one i have and the problem arrose a little while later so i changed the chips back over and the problem still persists.. i have a dell h500gt and my os os xp pro....thankyou for your supper fast responce lee
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oh and i should ov said the message also says THE FILE IS MISSING OR CORRUPT...
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Does this happen when you put the original RAM back in / Can you boot to Safe Mode & do a system restore?
Alan <>< :D
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Thankyou alan.. i have tried all the above, restore n'..all
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Test the RAM using Microsoft Memory Diagnostic (Click) (http://oca.microsoft.com/en/windiag.asp) and let it run for an hour per RAM stick. Don't use two RAM sticks at the same time.
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thankyou, i will try the above and i will let you know how i get on.. you guys are very kind... ;D
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It's just one of the many services we offer...
Welcome Aboard !
patio. 8-)
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pci.sys is a driver for the pci bus. You will need to restore the file.
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Probably found on the CD with the Motherboard drivers...
patio. 8-)
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Hey guys, well after trial end error ive found out the problem.. this problem is because ov a faulty mother board. As mentioned before i have a spare laptop that is exactly the same, so i removed the hard drive and the RAM chips and placed all into the spare laptop and the problem is no longer.
The problem first happend a while ago when the local shop got some RAM chips for me that did not work with the laptop so i got a new bigger hard drive thinking this would solve the problem but with messing with the RAM chips it came bloody back, maybe the problem never went away.
I tried copying the missing file and placing in the system32 file where it should be but the file made no difference so as above mentioned i moved the hardwhere over to my spare laptop. problem solved!!!!
THANKYOU GUYS FOR YOUR HELP AND IDEAS.... i am sure i will be back soon as i always find myself fiddling with the bloody thing... good to know there are people out there to assist..... ;D ;) :-[
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We're glad to have been of help ;D
Alan <>< :D
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Did you drop the laptop?
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No, just a bollock!! ooooops, sorry ;D lol
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Bloody *censored* then.... ::)