Many thanks for all your help Noel. I shall try it tonight and get back to
you guys if I have any further problems.
"Noel Paton" wrote:
look here for instructions (they say it better than I can! 
)
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/180902/
(Ignore Method 4 - it won't work in ME)
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"Steve B." wrote in message
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Many thanks for that. I shall try it when I get home tonight (at work at
the
moment). Can you tell me how to boot up my computer to run in Safe Mode
when
I switch it on?
"Noel Paton" wrote:
Such errors are usually caused by driver conflicts - often the Video
drivers....
try this:-
Reboot to Safe Mode
Open Device Manager
Remove ALL Display Adapters
Remove ALL Monitors
Reboot to Normal Mode - Windows will reinstall the required drivers -
hopefully curing your problem.
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"Steve B." wrote in message
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Good afternoon.
Can somebody please help me. I have an Epson Stylus C46 printer
installed
on
my IBM laptop currently running with WinME. This weekend when I tried
to
print something via usual USB port connection I got a blue screen
saying: -
"An error has occured Error 0E:0028:C002BD0E Press any key to continue
or
press Ctrl-Alt-Del to restart your computer".
If I press any key to continue my laptop hangs and if I reboot instead
it
does not shut down properly. I do manage to get my laptop back up and
running
again, but when I try to uninstall the printer with the aim of
reinstalling
it again to correct this error, I actually get the same error message!!
I have searched the Microsoft website for hints on this error code, but
cannot find any. Can somebody tell me what I need to do step by step to
correct this error as I am a bit of a novice I'm afraid!! Many thanks
and
regards, Steve B.