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Edition). Upon turning on the computer, it goes thru the memeory check, recognizing the drives, mapping IRQ's etc., but then I end up with a white screen with black letter that looks like: Trap 000000006 ============ Exception TR=0028 CR=00000011 CR2=00000000 CR3=00000000 GDT LIMIT = 03FF BASE=00017000 IDT LIMIT=07FF BASE=00017400 CS:EIP=0008:0041D086C SS:ESP:0010:00061FEC ERROR CODE=0000 FLAGS=00010013 C NOZR INT DID DOWN TRAPDIS EAX=000110C EBX=00401329 ECX=00001618 EDX=534D0040 DS=0010 ES=0010 EDI=0047164F ESI=00051D68 error number : -2147217900 vba EBP=00061FF0 CR0=00000011 FF=0030GS=0000 Computer specs: AMD Athlon XP 2400+ ECS K7S5A Pro motherboard 2 x 256MB Kingston DDR PC2100 nVidia 5200FX 128 MB DDR AGP Western Digital IEEE1394 (PCI) 2 ata hard drives (40 and 80GB) Any suggestions to troubleshoot this would be greatly appreciated. Thanks. Arun Aug 20, 2003 #1 Phantasm66 TS Rookie Posts: 5,734 +7 If this computer is still under warranty, then return it after having made copies of any personal files. If you built it yourself, then you have a problem. I am afraid that only the processor understands the error message you have posted, and it tells us little other than that you have a very serious problem indeed. Possible problems ---------------------- Corrupt Windows installation - Can you reinstall the OS? Corrupt RAM - if you have more than one DIMM, try removing one, does it work now? If not, what if you try the other one? Corrupted hard disk - is your hard drive making any horrible noises all of a sudden since this problem started? These above problems are correctable if you can live with the possbility of data loss. However, you may have a more serious problem, including: -Fried CPU -Fried capacitor on
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physical copy of this material? Buy a book from amazon!. Contents How to ms access on error resume next contribute Edit this page Debugging, condition handling, and defensive programming What happens when something goes wrong with your access vba error handling module R code? What do you do? What tools do you have to address the problem? This chapter will teach you how to fix unanticipated problems (debugging), show you how functions can http://www.techspot.com/community/topics/trap-error-when-booting-up-on-windows-xp.7104/ communicate problems and how you can take action based on those communications (condition handling), and teach you how to avoid common problems before they occur (defensive programming). Debugging is the art and science of fixing unexpected problems in your code. In this section you’ll learn the tools and techniques that help you get to the root cause of an error. You’ll http://adv-r.had.co.nz/Exceptions-Debugging.html learn general strategies for debugging, useful R functions like traceback() and browser(), and interactive tools in RStudio. Not all problems are unexpected. When writing a function, you can often anticipate potential problems (like a non-existent file or the wrong type of input). Communicating these problems to the user is the job of conditions: errors, warnings, and messages. Fatal errors are raised by stop() and force all execution to terminate. Errors are used when there is no way for a function to continue. Warnings are generated by warning() and are used to display potential problems, such as when some elements of a vectorised input are invalid, like log(-1:2). Messages are generated by message() and are used to give informative output in a way that can easily be suppressed by the user (?suppressMessages()). I often use messages to let the user know what value the function has chosen for an important missing argument. Conditions are usually displayed prominently, in a bold font or coloured red depending on your R interface. You can tell them apart because errors always start with “Error” and warnings with “W
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