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fatal exception oe 0028:c003cb32 in vxd 10s(01)
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dave
02/28/03
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when i try to burn a cd using ahead nero I get the good old blue screen and the message fatal exception oe 0028:c003cb32 in vxd 10s(01)+00146e. Previously it worked fine. I have tried reinstalling it but not joy.
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Michael
iiigreenflameiii@aol.com
03/23/03
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fatal exception oe 0028:c003cb32
Usually when i run AOL the blue screen pops up and say's it, i should unintstall kazza huh?
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Dan
danielr@telus.net
04/12/03
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I get exactly the same thing than Dave. What to do ( and I do not have Kazza )
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Mark
manders@gte.net
04/25/03
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Dave, I experienced the exact same problem. I solved my problem by upgrading my nero burner rom from v5.5.7 to the lastest release on their website v5.5.10.20. I also upgraded my InCD to the lastest release on nero's web page. I just recorded a music cd this morning. Here is the link to the rom update. Good luck
http://www.nero.com/en/index.html#download
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Nipul
nipul_j_shah@yahoo.com
06/07/03
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Hi,
I have been having the exact same problem. And i tried installing the latest release. Once i did that, it seemed to have got hold of my entire computer. It just started running too too slowly. it would like take a whole day and still not load windows, that slow! i then had to go into safe mode and uninstall the latest nero and then everything was back to normal, except that nero still fails with the same error! any ideas/suggestions?
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Jluc
07/04/03
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Hi, same problem for me ! again and again ! But if I read what you tried to do (Marc and Nipul) and don't know if I can try... I have windows 98 and you ? Is it a problem of system ? In every case, THANK YOU Bill Gates !!
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Jluc
07/05/03
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Hi again !
Great, Mark thank you : it's OK for me. I can burn cd.
See you ...BYE
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Eugenio Grigorjev
fenixdigital@hotmail.com
09/16/03
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Hi everybody!
I was experiencing the very same problem, causing also some system unstability after the first blue screen.
I tried cleaning (with the cleaning tool) and reinstalling, updating, without any good result.
Finally, I worked it around... and it was so SO silly that I felt somehow stupid for not discovering it myself. (I should have seen it before, since I am Systems Analyst and work a lot with computers.
It was solved after disabling DMA access, and automatic CD-in report from the CD burner. You can find this options in control panel > system > device manager > CD Rom > double click in the burning unit > disable automatic notification, and DMA (direct memory access).
Hopefully (like in my case) it will work.
If you find this usefull, please take into consideration all the people that is having problems working around, and post this solution in other forums.
Best regards!
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Elly
10/28/03
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Hi Eugenio. Maybe you will never come back to this forum, however, I want to thank you as much as possible!I am an ordinary girl, not a Systems Analyst so, perhaps, I would have never been able to solve this very same problem by my self. You can't imagine how long I had been experiencing it before reading your solution-which worked perfectly on my pc! I think the easiest solutions are the most ingenious. Best regards,
Elly (from Italy)
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