0xcooooo34,0xc0000225

One obvious point would be whether your motherboard BIOS is the latest, and to check the RAM is compatible with types your motherboard builder states have been found compatible.

If these points are both borne in mind and you're sure there is no reason why you ought to get errors then check all your BIOS settings regards the RAM are optimal for the specification of the memory.

Failing success then it's probably time to run memory diagnostics.

das boot said:

Greetings!

I previously was running win7 64bit with 4 gig paired ram on my rig.Yesterday i dropped another 4gig paired into the slots and restarted my machine.

Take out the second pair and see what happens. Try swapping with the first pair.
If both pairs work make sure your using the correct memory, updated bios and how much memory your motherboard supports.
List of supported memory for your mobo. http://www.evga.com/support/motherboard/

I have just reformatted again,and reinstalled vista 32 ultimate.....multiple restarts,straight to desktop everytime.

tried a fresh install of win7 64 and i get this error

boot/BCD

0xc0000034


Now vista 32 wont repair,and it looks like a fresh format .........again


ideas?

das boot said:

0xcooooo34,0xc0000225
(alternating on start up) errors.

its in hex, there are only zeros (0) not letter O's (o,O)

(ive done a screenshot in profont so you can see the difference),
the errors are
0xC0000034 object_name_not_found
0xC0000225 not_found

this might be a hardware issue, you can try disabling all the “extra” stuff you have, sound card, floppy, serial port, anything beyond the absolute bare minimum to get the system going.

Try a different vid card.

Get memtest, and run that just to be sure that things are fine, and try booting with the minimum amount of memory.Try a different drive, try putting that drive in a different port, switch stuff around until you have run out of things to do.

It might be that your processor has a problem doing 64 bit stuff, but not 32 bit (very rare).

Swap the memory sticks around (like you have done)Then test each pair as you go, then test each set of slots. You can also try installing 64 bit linux to see if it also has trouble with your hardware.

Re-flashing the bios (via software that you have loaded on a USB key) might help.


You can also search http://support.microsoft.com/ph/14019 for the errors, “0xC0000034 object_name_not_found” and “0xC0000225 not_found” with “boot” added to both searches.

it might also be the disk going south,
Error message when you start Windows Vista: "The Windows Boot Configuration Data file is missing required information"

hiya !

i have flashed the board with the newest bios,tried the mem in different channels,mem test is fine.

i previously had win7 64 running fine on my sweet little machine with 4 gig.
i have removed the newest paired ram and tried the install again...no luck.

Just reinstalled vista again....works fine.
installed win7 32 bit.. fails on first restart after install.
attempted win7 64 bit,failed on initial driver load..didnt even get to set up.

point of interest?

win7 64 is partitioning my 500gig hdd as follows :

Disk0 P1 100meg
Disk0 P2 465.7gig

is the win partition way too small?

Too much of a brain teaser?