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Old October 22nd 04, 07:02 PM
Sioux
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Default Intermittent Error on start-up/Repeating keys

I am desperate after several weeks of research to solve an
intermittment start-up error, coded OE:01A7:BFF7754B4.

It has started to occur in the last three months...the
only programmes installed prior were McAfee Virus Scan
(now uninstalled).

Is it the cause of a constant repetition of a few
specified letters whenever typing text in various
programmes?
If not repeating, they are dormant and fail to appear. No
site is able to shed any light on this.

Is someone able to advise?
Thanks
Sioux

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Old October 22nd 04, 08:45 PM
Noel Paton
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0E errors are often caused by faulty display 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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"Sioux" wrote in message
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I am desperate after several weeks of research to solve an
intermittment start-up error, coded OE:01A7:BFF7754B4.

It has started to occur in the last three months...the
only programmes installed prior were McAfee Virus Scan
(now uninstalled).

Is it the cause of a constant repetition of a few
specified letters whenever typing text in various
programmes?
If not repeating, they are dormant and fail to appear. No
site is able to shed any light on this.

Is someone able to advise?
Thanks
Sioux



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Old October 23rd 04, 06:54 PM
Sioux
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Thanks for your reply Noel. (I am new this this type of
problem solving so quite thrilled someone answered!)
I am just about to do a little research re BIOS as
well....the biggest problem is the repetition of keys but
I am going to try your suggestion. If you had any ideas
about that would appreciate them too.
Cheers

-----Original Message-----
0E errors are often caused by faulty display 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.



--
Noel Paton (MS-MVP 2002-2005, Windows)

Nil Carborundum Illegitemi
http://www.btinternet.com/~winnoel/millsrpch.htm
http://tinyurl.com/6oztj

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I am desperate after several weeks of research to solve

an
intermittment start-up error, coded OE:01A7:BFF7754B4.

It has started to occur in the last three months...the
only programmes installed prior were McAfee Virus Scan
(now uninstalled).

Is it the cause of a constant repetition of a few
specified letters whenever typing text in various
programmes?
If not repeating, they are dormant and fail to appear.

No
site is able to shed any light on this.

Is someone able to advise?
Thanks
Sioux



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