Windows - Corrupt File - Hardware & Software

I've been getting a error message quite often lately. Google doesn't seem to be much help. If anyone could help me that would be great. [CODE]Exception Processing Message c0000102 Parameters 75b6bf7c 75b6bf7c 75b6bf7c 75b6bf7c[/CODE]

Is it when it boots? Is it when you run a file? Is it a sticker on someone's window? [B]Any information?![/B]

:frog: It often shows up just at random times, quite often when the computer is under some stress, like loading many pictures, closing down a steam game or downloading

Sounds like a memory error (well duh), and so it could be anything from your ram / motherboard to a corrupt windows file. I'd say one of your ram is having a bad time, maybe overheating?

[QUOTE=Tools;21750908]Is it when it boots? Is it when you run a file? Is it a sticker on someone's window? [B]Any information?![/B][/QUOTE] I laughed. Try put more information in the OP next time mate.. [editline]08:31PM[/editline] also, I think it's either a RAM problem (eg overheating) or corrupt windows files.. [editline]08:31PM[/editline] oops, scrolled down, saw that i just told you what you already knew :/

Hmmmm... god a website that told you the meaning of certain errors would be perfect. Thanks for the help anyway guys

That would indeed be useful.. more than likely Microsoft could do it fairly easily too..

Most errors you can find via MSDN. Though the only thing that came up with c0000102 is: [url]http://support.microsoft.com/kb/884070[/url]

First do like the article Panda posted said and go to Run and then type chkdsk /r and hit Enter. It will ask you to reboot. Allow it to do so and let it run through its little check. If you don't see it say anywhere about a bad sector or corrupt file or anything, your next step is to run Memtest. [url]http://www.memtest.org/[/url]

[QUOTE=Chris122990;21796276]First do like the article Panda posted said and go to Run and then type chkdsk /r and hit Enter. It will ask you to reboot. Allow it to do so and let it run through its little check. If you don't see it say anywhere about a bad sector or corrupt file or anything, your next step is to run Memtest. [url]http://www.memtest.org/[/url][/QUOTE] Just incase you didn't know OP, memtest scans your ram for errors.