Newsgroup: it.comp.os.win.win9x
Titolo: Arresto sistema con WinME

Da  quando  ho  installato  Windows  ME  e spengo il Pc,   nove
volte  su  dieci  il sistema non si arresta ed appare una schermata
blu che mi informa di un errore di protezione con relativo blocco.
Da cosa può dipendere?
Questa è la mia configrazione:
-Mobo Abit KT7A Raid con Via KT133A (+Via 4in1 4.29)
-Processore AMD Athlon Thunderbird 1000 Mhz
-128 Mb ram PC100
-DirectX 8.0 Ita
-Creative GeForce Annihilator Pro (FastTrax 6.32)
-Creative Sound Blaster Live basic (LiveWare 3.0)
-HD Fujitsu 6,4 Gb Udma 33
-Modem interno PCI Sidin Atlantis 1456VQH
-Lettore DVD LG 8x40x
-Masterizzatore Traxdata 4x4x32x
-Scheda TV Pinnacle Studio PCTV
Mi  succedeva  anche  quando  montavo  una  Mobo  Abit   BH6 con
Cpu  Intel  Celeron  300A overcloccata a 450 Mhz, quindi non credo
dipenda da scheda madre e processore. Scusate se magari affronto un
argomento da voi già trattato altre volte, ma sono nuovo di questo ng.
Ciao e grazie.

 Da cosa può dipendere?
Se hai per caso installato un antivirus McAfee o Norton, prova a
disattivarne il controllo dell'unità floppy durante la chiusura.
Se il problema non si risolve, leggi il seguente articolo della MS KB:
      How to Troubleshoot Windows Protection Error Messages
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The information in this article applies to:
  a.. Microsoft Windows 95
  b.. Microsoft Windows 98
  c.. Microsoft Windows 98 Second Edition
  d.. Microsoft Windows Millennium Edition
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If this article does not describe the error message that you are receiving,
view the following Microsoft Web site to view more articles that describe
error messages:
 
http://support.microsoft.com/support/windows/topics/errormsg/emresctr.asp
SYMPTOMS
When you start Windows, you may receive one of the following error messages,
where device name is a device name:
  While initializing device device name Windows Protection Error
  -or-
  Windows Protection Error
When you shut down your computer, you may receive the following error
message:
  Windows Protection Error
NOTE: To more effectively search the Microsoft Knowledge Base, use keywords
that relate to your issue when you search. If you are searching for
troubleshooting information that is not referred to in this article, please
try searching the Microsoft Knowledge Base again by using keywords that are
listed in the following Microsoft Knowledge Base article:
  Q242450 How to Query the Microsoft Knowledge Base Using Keywords
CAUSE
This behavior can occur when a when your computer loads or unloads a virtual
device driver (VxD). In many cases, the VxD that did not load or unload is
mentioned in the error message. In other cases, you may not be able to
determine which VxD caused the behavior.
Windows Protection error messages can occur under any of the following
conditions:
  a.. If a real-mode driver and a protected-mode driver are in conflict.
  b.. If the registry is damaged.
  c.. If either the Win.com file or the Command.com file are infected with a
virus, or if either of the files are damaged.
  d.. If a protected-mode driver is loaded from the System.ini file and the
driver is already initialized.
  e.. If there is a physical input/output (I/O) address conflict or a random
access memory (RAM) address conflict.
  f.. If there are incorrect complementary metal oxide semiconductor (CMOS)
settings for a built-in peripheral device (such as cache settings, CPU
timing, hard disks, and so on).
  g.. If the Plug and Play feature of the computer's basic input/output
system (BIOS) is not working correctly.
  h.. If the computer contains a malfunctioning cache or malfunctioning
memory.
  i.. If the computer's motherboard is not working properly.
  j.. If you installed Microsoft Office 97 and you are using the Novell
Client 32 software.
RESOLUTION
To resolve a Windows Protection error message:
  1.. Start your computer in Safe mode. For information about how to start
your computer in Safe mode, view one of the following sections, depending on
your operating system.
  Windows 95
    To start Windows 95 in Safe mode, press the F8 key when you see the
"Starting Windows 95" message, and then choose Safe Mode from the Startup
menu.
  Windows 98 and Windows 98 Second Edition
    To start Windows 98 in Safe mode, restart your computer, press and hold
down the CTRL key until the Windows 98 Startup menu appears, and then choose
Safe Mode.
  Windows Millennium Edition (Me)
    To start Windows Me in Safe mode, press and hold down the CTRL key while
you restart your computer, and then choose Safe Mode on the Windows Me
Startup menu.
  2.. If you do not receive the error message when you start your computer
in Safe mode or when you shut down your computer from Safe mode, view one of
the following articles in the Microsoft Knowledge Base: Windows 95:
    Q136337 Troubleshooting Windows 95 Startup Problems
    Q145926 How to Troubleshoot Windows 95 Shutdown Problems
  Windows 98:
    Q188867 Troubleshooting Windows 98 Startup Problems
    Q202633 How to Troubleshoot Windows 98 Shutdown Problems
  Windows Millennium Edition (Me):
    Q273738 TITLE: Troubleshooting Windows Me Startup Problems
    Q273746 TITLE: How to Troubleshoot Windows Me Shutdown Problems
  3.. If your computer is a Plug and Play computer, reinstall Windows by
using the setup /p I command.
  For additional information about how to install Windows 95, click the
article number below to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
    Q129260 Windows 95 Setup: Description and Troubleshooting Steps
  4.. If you are using the Novell Client 32 software, remove it, and then
install Microsoft Client for Novell Networks.
  5.. Verify that the computer's CMOS settings are correct. For information
about how to change CMOS settings on your computer, view the computer's
documentation or contact the computer manufacturer.
  6.. Install a "clean" copy of Windows in an empty folder. For further
information, please see one of the following articles below:
    Q277648 How to Install Windows Millennium Edition in a New Folder
[winmil]
    Q193902 How to Install Windows 98 Into a New Folder
    Q142096 How to Reinstall Windows 95 to a New Folder
IMPORTANT: If the error message still occurs, it is most likely caused by
faulty hardware.
MORE INFORMATION
The VxD that is generating the error message can be any VxD, either a
default VxD that is installed, or a third-party .386 driver that is loaded
from the System.ini file. If you do not know which driver is causing the
error message, create a Bootlog.txt file, and then check to see which driver
is the last driver that is initialized. This is typically the driver that is
causing the problem.
NOTE: You may also receive a Windows Protection error message when you
restart Windows 95 after you install a program or make a configuration
change to your computer. For additional information about this issue, click
the article number below to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge
Base:
  Q157924 Err Msg: "IOS Failed to Initialize" on Boot
For additional information about how to resolve Windows protection issues,
click the article number below to view the article in the Microsoft
Knowledge Base:
  Q131431 How to Troubleshoot Registry Errors

Grazie!
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 Grazie!


Mi sa di si :-/ ....problema solito....FeedBack !!

 disattivarne il controllo dell'unità floppy durante la chiusura.
Per caso mi sai dire come disattivare il controllo dell'unità floppy durante
la chiusura in Norton Antivirus 2000 (versione italiana)???
Ci ho smanettato un po' manon sono riuscito a trovare una soluzione
Ciao
Carlito's

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Mi spiace, ma non uso il Norton. Indubbiamente ci sarà qualcun altro in
grado di spiegartelo.
Nel frattempo disattiva del tutto l'AV e vedi se il problema si riverifica.
Ciao,
Pamela