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How to fix a fatal exception error on your computer
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Date: January 30, 2017, 3:30 pm
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[html] <b>Fatal Exception</b> <p><img
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HTML http://www.computerhope.com/jargon/b/bsod.gif'/><p>Microsoft Windows and software use<br
/>exceptions, which allow Windows or other software
to communicate in layers and communicate errors or
exceptions. If a program is given an exception that
is invalid or unknown, you'll encounter a
fatal exception. Fatal exceptions are also commonly
referred to as a Fatal 0E, or improperly as a Fatal OE. <p>When
a fatal exception is encountered, the error will be in the
below format. <p> <font color='green'>A fatal exception <YZ> has
occurred at xxxx:xxxxxxxx</font> <p>In the above example,
the YZ represents the actual processor exception, this
can range from 00 to 0F. <p>After the processor exception is
the enhanced instruction pointer to the code segment and
the 32-bit address. This is exactly where the error
exception has occurred. <hr/><p><b>Search for the
error</b><p>Often the easiest and fastest method to locate
the cause of a fatal exception is to search for the error.
However, for some users, it may be difficult to know
exactly what to search for because of the cryptic fatal
exception messages. Below are tips on how to search for these
errors. <p>1. As mentioned above, the fatal exception has a two
character code. For example, if the "0E" is present, use
this as part of your search. <p>2. Next, the error message
should contain a pointer (e.g. "0028:c001e36"). Although
this may be found in a search, it is usually unique to
your computer. If you're not finding any search results,
exclude this from your search. <p>3. Finally, many fatal
exception error messages also contain a file that
generated the error, which is almost always a VXD file. If
the fatal exception error contains a reference to a .VXD
file, definitely include this as part of your search. The
VXD file may also be listed as "VXD VWIN32", which
is "vwin32.vxd". <p>If searching for the fatal exception
error does not return results or help resolve your
issue, continue to the following sections. <p> <b>Revert
Windows back to an earlier copy</b> <p>If this has just
started occurring and you're running Windows XP or later,
restore Windows back to an earlier copy . <p> <b>Update software
or check for software patches</b> <p>If you are experiencing
invalid page faults in only one program, verify that
the software program is compatible with the operating
system on the computer. Also, check with the manufacturer or
vendor of the software program to see if there are any
available patches or updates for the program that may help
to resolve your issue. <p><b>Hardware drivers</b> <p>If
fatal exceptions happen when using a hardware device (e.g.
when you print), the drivers related to that device are
either conflicting with another device, corrupt, or have
other errors. <p>Video drivers are also notorious
for causing fatal exception error messages. Because your
video card is being used all the time, it's difficult to
know for certain if it's the cause of the error. Therefore
we always recommend having the latest video drivers on your
computer. <p> Visit the manufacturer's website and get the
latest software and drivers from them. See the computer
drivers page for a listing of hardware companies. <p><b>Recently
installed software or hardware</b> <p>If you have recently
installed new software or hardware, uninstall
or reinstall that software or hardware to verify it is
not causing your issue. With a hardware device, instead of
installing the software or drivers that came with the
device, visit the manufacturer's website and get the latest
software or drivers from them.[/html]
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