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fix and repair pciidex.sys Home > Dynamic Link Library > Microsoft Windows > pciidex.sys April 28, 2015 How to fix pciidex.sys errors Sys files are associated with MSDN Disc which are third party device drivers or critical system files belonging from Windows Operating System. The large number of sys files allow user personal computer hardware like printer to interact with third party software program like web browser and operating system too. Kernel mode device drivers which is a type of sys file (critical system file) power up the windows https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/office/en-US/dcc58259-70e1-4b5b-8280-8ba6c3c059d0/2008-r2-bsod-error-1001-bug-check-pciidexsys?forum=winservergen operating system. The sys files could be associated with dynamic link library file too. It is a DLL or dynamic link library file that stands for PCD IDE Bus Driver Extension in operating systems like Windows 7 professional edition of 64 bit. Information about the file:File name: pciidex.sysFile description: PCD IDE Bus Driver ExtensionLatest known version:Product: Microsoft Windows Operating System File type: sysCreation date: 7/13/2009 http://www.vsksoft.com/dll/windows/pciidex-sys/ File size: 48720 bytesPcd idex file is one of the important files that stores all relevant information regarding the same file and how the program or Windows needs to run. User may notice some serious issues regarding the file and if it is corrupted or damaged. In this situation computer will face trouble to run, error messages will pop up and there must be something wrong. Often errors are linked up with improper installation, uninstallation, fallaciously done download, running any specific program start-up or shut down of the computer. Common error messages:The majority of error will be pciidex.sys blue screen of death that is also known as BSOD or Stop Error that happen in windows vista, 7 or 8. Other messages are:1. A problem has been detected in the computer and it needs to shut down. Sorry for the inconvenience.2. pciidex.sys is missing or corrupt3. PC goes through a problem and needs to restart. After collecting some information PC will restart, if you want to know more check online for this error later regarding pci idex error.4. Computer is freezing or crashed5. CPU/memory usage high6. File fails to initiate7. Damaged or corru

we highly recommend that you visit our Guide for New Members. BSOD and PCIIDEX.SYS Discussion in 'Hardware' started https://forums.techguy.org/threads/bsod-and-pciidex-sys.834836/ by cp0316, Jun 12, 2009. Thread Status: Not open for further replies. http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/forums/t/261365/windows-boot-failed/ Advertisement cp0316 Thread Starter Joined: Jun 12, 2009 Messages: 2 I'm running XP Pro SP2 and suddenly today, my machine started rebooting. It will go to the Windows splash screen, wait a few seconds then I get the BSOD. It flashed too quickly to read (I've since fixed pciidex sys that) and then it rebooted again. I've tried going into Safe Mode, Previous Working Configuration, booting from the original OS disk and doing a reinstall/repair and I still get the BSOD. I was eventually able to read the error message and this is the gist: DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL (instructional verbiage, blah, blah, blah) TECHNICAL INFORMATION: STOP: 0x000000D1 ( 0x02334160, 0x000000005, 0x000000000, 0xBAB28CC2) PCIIDEX.SYS pciidex sys error - Address BAB28CC2 base at BAB28000, DataStamp 41107b4c ==================== Thanks for your help cp0316, Jun 12, 2009 #1 Sponsor TheShooter93 Cody Malware Specialist Joined: Jul 9, 2008 Messages: 11,165 If you can boot into Safe Mode, back up your information and install a fresh copy of windows. TheShooter93, Jun 12, 2009 #2 cp0316 Thread Starter Joined: Jun 12, 2009 Messages: 2 Thanks for the response but I can't boot into Safe Mode or any mode for that matter. BSOD comes up a few seconds into the Win XP splash screen. cp0316, Jun 12, 2009 #3 TheShooter93 Cody Malware Specialist Joined: Jul 9, 2008 Messages: 11,165 Hmm...I'm a noob, so the only thing left that I can suggest is to install a fresh copy of windows. (Not completely format the drive, so you don't have to reinstall dirvers, etc.) TheShooter93, Jun 12, 2009 #4 dustyjay Jay Joined: Jan 23, 2003 Messages: 12,657 Installing a fresh Copy of Windows will require the Drivers to be installed as well. Doing a Repair installation of windows will retain the

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