How to solve blue screen with error message “STOP C0000135 unknown hard Error”

[Ebadaah28]

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Hello everyone I have installed the windows XP on mine system and I have installed the Norton antivirus on mine system. Everything on the system working fine but from last one week I have facing big issue on mine system and that is I am getting blue screen with error message “STOP C0000135 unknown hard Error”. I have tried the lots of solution to solve this issue but none of them helped me to solve mine issue. Can anyone suggest on this issue and so that I can solve mine issue. Please help me on this and thanks in advance.

[Zhankana_n]

You say the phenomenon may be system program on the browser and other aspects of the hardware drivers for the destruction of the problem. After booting the system refined to fully test, in order to properly access the desktop. Not normally enter into the desktop, it shows you the system program has already been some damage. If you still cannot enter the system restarts, you have to reinstall the system. If you can enter the system, since to do: First, you come to ensure that your anti-virus programs can and do regularly update (at least once a week), and real-time monitoring is turned on. If you meet this condition, you then check the second approach. Second, opening the Internet page at the top of the "Tools" column which point "Windows Update", Microsoft's more into the new network, it gives you detect what the reason, find the relevant hardware or software updates, download and install on the line .

[teena_pansare]

I have faced the same issue on mine system and I have gone through lots of solution to solve this issue but none of them helped me to solve mine issue and finally I have tried to perform the Last Known Good Configuration and after that I have solved mine issue. to perform the Last Known Good Configuration you need to go through the below steps: restart the computer, press the "F8" key to bring up the Advanced Boot menu system, choose to enter the "Last Known Good Configuration" Enter to start the login screen, enter your user name and password system, to see if solve the problem.

[Ekpah]

It is impossible to repair the installation to solve the problem. Computer repair installation does not affect any other information. Can anyone installation disk. Repair the installation steps are as follows:
First set the optical drive boot priority.
1) Restart your computer, press Del to enter BIOS
2) Use the arrow keys to select Advanced BIOS Features
3) Enter into the BIOS setup page
4) through the arrow keys to select First Boot Device or (1st Boot Device)
5) Use the up and down arrow keys to select CDROM
6) Press ESC to return to the BIOS setup screen.
7) Use the arrow keys to select Save & Exit Setup
8) Press 'Y' key, enter, restart the computer

[windows_user]

This error encountered usually because of defective memory (including physical memory, secondary cache or memory card), the device driver to access nonexistent memory address causes such as addition, hard disk by a virus or other injury problems, with the advent of the stop code.
(1) Check for viruses
(2) Use "chkdsk / r" command to check all disk partitions.
(4) Check the hardware is installed correctly, such as: whether the firm, whether finger stains.

[Dolsy_bendal]

There are lots of reasons for the STOP C0000135 unknown hard Error. The following are the main reason to the STOP C0000135 unknown hard Error:

1. Windows its temporary swap file is damaged
2. Lists the user name and password error
3. Is loaded has been destroyed or is not correct version of the ker-nel32.dll file
4. Registry file is damaged
5. Computer hardware problems, such as CPU overheating, overclocking, damaged power, ground wave, radio frequency noise, damage to the disk control device
6. BIOS set in the wait state problem, or RAM clock errors
7. Are damaged or not properly and completely install the software
8. Temporary folder does not exist or has been damaged
9. Damage to the control panel files (extension CPL)
10. Incorrect or damaged hardware drivers