PCI Error

lee_what2004 · 15th Jun 2008, 01:36 PM

anyone care to explain about

Quote:

PCI system error on Bus/Device/Function 00F0B

My laptop has been hang every time I start my computer, and I mean it as a minute or two after entering windows.
When I press F8 to enter safe mode, I got those message.

Lacus · 15th Jun 2008, 02:53 PM

hmm, maybe some driver issue. btw can we actually have the specification of your notebook?

g0tanks · 15th Jun 2008, 05:10 PM

Try updating your bios.

Adrian Wong · 15th Jun 2008, 09:42 PM

Most likely driver problem...

You have to figure out what's the PCI device that is causing the problem.

Since it's a notebook, try turning off the WiFi and Bluetooth modules. Usually, there's a hardware switch to do that.

lee_what2004 · 16th Jun 2008, 12:07 PM

here's the spec

Windows XP Pro SP2
Intel Core Duo T2250 1.73 GHz
2GB RAM
Intel GMA950
Intel Wireless 3945A/B/G
60 GB HDD
Realtek HD AUDIO ALC883
DVD/CD combo

I have unplugged the WiFi, still hang. No bluetooth.
bios last year updated it, should be the latest

how to find out which is which ? 00F0B?

Adrian Wong · 19th Jun 2008, 03:10 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by lee_what2004

here's the spec

Windows XP Pro SP2
Intel Core Duo T2250 1.73 GHz
2GB RAM
Intel GMA950
Intel Wireless 3945A/B/G
60 GB HDD
Realtek HD AUDIO ALC883
DVD/CD combo

I have unplugged the WiFi, still hang. No bluetooth.
bios last year updated it, should be the latest

how to find out which is which ? 00F0B?

Hmm... Then it cannot be a dead/malfunctioning WiFi module.

Could be the RAM. Maybe you should try to scan the RAM using Memtest?

Sorry, find out what is which?

lee_what2004 · 20th Jun 2008, 10:56 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Adrian Wong

Hmm... Then it cannot be a dead/malfunctioning WiFi module.

Could be the RAM. Maybe you should try to scan the RAM using Memtest?

Sorry, find out what is which?

to find out which pci on that location.

but nevermind, sorta fix it, reinstall the modem driver after disabling modem and LAN,
for now its ok

Lacus · 20th Jun 2008, 02:15 PM

I wonder why is there always issue with the modem..I actually google your problem but can't find the correct error.most results shows that it's either bios or some driver error =/

Adrian Wong · 22nd Jun 2008, 08:11 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by lee_what2004

to find out which pci on that location.

but nevermind, sorta fix it, reinstall the modem driver after disabling modem and LAN,
for now its ok

Oh at least you found out it was the modem!

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lee_what2004 I'm a regular Join Date: 28 Dec 2007 Location: Melaka Posts: 499 Reputation: 351 Rep Power: 4	here's the spec Windows XP Pro SP2 Intel Core Duo T2250 1.73 GHz 2GB RAM Intel GMA950 Intel Wireless 3945A/B/G 60 GB HDD Realtek HD AUDIO ALC883 DVD/CD combo I have unplugged the WiFi, still hang. No bluetooth. bios last year updated it, should be the latest how to find out which is which ? 00F0B? __________________

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Lacus Active Join Date: 28 Mar 2008 Posts: 661 Reputation: 128 Rep Power: 2	I wonder why is there always issue with the modem..I actually google your problem but can't find the correct error.most results shows that it's either bios or some driver error =/ __________________ New Rig a.k.a Celestial Being [CPU=Intel Celeron Dual Core E1200 (3040Mhz) [Cooled By Xigmatek S1283 ] \| Mobo=Abit AW9D \| GPU=Gigabyte HD4850 512MB GDDR3/Asus EAH3450 256MB DDR2 \| RAM=4x1gb DDR2 667Mhz Corsair Value \| HDD=Western Digital WD6400AAKS 640GB \| Soundcard=Doom's Creative X-FI XtremeMusic \| Speakers=Creative Inspire P5800 \| PSU=Silverstone Strider ST56F \| Keyboard=Creative Prodikeys DM \| Mouse=Logitech MX518\| Casing=Lian Li PC-7YCF] TechARP,the place where the poisoning starts....

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