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Drive not ready error message
Hello,
I have a very annoying problem with Vista Home Premium. I recieve two error dialogue boxes on startup that i have to close and i cannot find out what is causing the problem. Error Message "Windows drive not ready" error processing excption 0x00003a Please Help as its really bugging me Thanks -- Lee |
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Drive not ready error message
This started for me recently after a fresh install. Most of what I've read
about it doesn't apply to me. I'd love to find out more about this. So far, I don't find any problems with my system. Paul "Geordielee79" wrote: Hello, I have a very annoying problem with Vista Home Premium. I recieve two error dialogue boxes on startup that i have to close and i cannot find out what is causing the problem. Error Message "Windows drive not ready" error processing excption 0x00003a Please Help as its really bugging me Thanks -- Lee |
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Drive not ready error message
Hello, Ive looked all over trying to find a solution for this lame error message. It first appeared when I plugged a Ipod into the usb port in the front of my rig. It pops up at the beginning of startup and doesnt close out/cancel/try again, it just keeps coming back. It says: Windows - Drive Not Ready Exception Processing Message 0xc00000a3 Parameters 0x000007FEFE0D7240 0xc0000000000000004 0x000007FEFE0D7240 0x000007FEFE0D7240 This seems to be the first time anyones brought it up in my experience searching for help. I ran a microsoft one care complete virus scan - it still came back. -- Raithone |
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