anybody know what's CRC error?
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CRC error = Cyclic Redundancy Check Error.\n\nIt is a key element of error detection in data and communication systems. CRC bytes are stored along with data packets and this is computed based on the content of the data packet before transmission. The receiver does the same computation on the received packet and compares the CRC bytes. If the CRC bytes are not equal, we have a CRC error.\n\nFor more technical info: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyclic_redundancy_check
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could you provide more information ? what error messages you get and so on ?
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please post back with the exact error and what the error message says exactly and any error message numbers or anything like that.
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what error messages are you getting? It could be something simple or a full corruption, but need the error thats coming up
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Type the 0x00000008E into Google and it will tell you what the error is.
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Hi. First, I'd like to know what made you aware of the presence of errors in your registry. Probably the software that detected those errors can fix them. Otherwise REGFIX from microsoft is a neat tool to fix errors, its small (just a couple of KBs), fast and easy to use. You should be able to find the tool at download.microsoft.com
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your dvd burner is givin the error because a: you don't have enough ram on your puter to keep up with its needs, b: your using cheap dvd's, or c: your computer just doesn't like you and should be whacked with a stick till it plays nice again :D\n\nR3dm0
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#1 it might be too old.  some programs will throw this error when they were made for dos or windows 3.1\n\n#2 it might be corrupt\n\n#3 Some old anti-piracy mesures have this problem. Try going to the companies website and looking for updates\n\n*oops just noticed you only have the problem with DVD games.\n\nI am almost certain it is something to do with anti piracy mesures.\n\nProbably stupid starforce... its always going awry... Welcome to the world where legidiment users get punished much harder than the thieves that just use a crack and never have a bit of trouble.
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if it's error message system32/service.exe it sounds like a registry issue, if so you need this free download\n\nhttp://mcafee-security.com/fixregistry_errors.htm\n\nIf that doesn't work then this link should help fix it. \n\nhttp://forums.kisland.com/read.php?f=4&i=863&t=673\n\ngood luck!
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it's a os fault, try the sfc perhaps.
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Need more info,  what does the error say??
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Your question didn't detail everything , but here's the skinny.  If you just installed the Uni driver then maybe you  can try a different version of the driver. (is the driver the most stable) If you get the error all the time I would double check my memory. You can DL a free mem checker @ www.memtest.org  .  That video card stinks for game play , you can get a better card for less than $30.00
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If you are running etherguard firewall - this causes this error it's quite common.\n\nAnother cause is the SMC network card.\n\nBoth of these cause the runtime error you mentioned.\n\nI recommend you try downloading Ccleaner, it fixes a lot of errors then if the above haven't helped download Hijack This and post your results on the website and some one will tell you what to do to fix it
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Most commonly this is a Runtime error of sofware written in Norweigen, Danish, German or similar languages... associated with high finance and commodity trading. \n\nIt can also be a SQL Exception; a Syntax Error; a Solaris Search error \n\nIt may not occur again. If it does, the offending software will probably require a reinstall.
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http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;255058\n\nThis is a good page to start.  just put in the error number.
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The error value ‘0x8002801c’ means ‘Error accessing the OLE registry’  \n     When attempting to register a COM object (e.g. Active-X component or OCX) with ‘Regsvr32’, i.e.:\n                       regsvr32 COM\nit fails with a message box displaying:\n\nDllRegisterServer in COM failed.\nReturn code was: 0x8002801c\n\nWhere ‘COM’ is the name of the COM object file.\n\nRemedy:\nIf this error is encountered when using ‘regsvr32 /u ...’, i.e. to unregister a COM object then it probably indicates that the COM object is not registered or has already been unregistered.\n\nIt is likely that permissions on part of the registry have been changed to deny you access. You will need to be a local administrator to register the COM object.\n\nIf you are a local administrator (i.e. a member of the ‘Administrators’ group on the workstation) then most likely someone or some application has modified (intentionally or unintentionally) the permissions on one or more registry keys and that this is preventing access. To identify which registry key is causing the problem use Regmon (a freeware tool published by System Internals). Use Regmon to capture all registry access when regsvr32 is run. If an ‘OpenKey’ request fails with ‘Access Denied’ (which is listed by Regmon as ‘ACCDENIED’) then run regedt32 and check the permissions on that registry key. If necessary change the permissions on the key to grant local Administrators ‘Full Control’. They try registering the COM object again. The only times I have encountered this problem it affected more than one key, so be prepared to repeat this process.
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Just hit the Refresh button (icon that looks like a piece of paper with green arrows).  It will clear up the error message.