laptop freezing problem

[Da5_Sh4Ft]

laptop freezing problem
Hey,

I have a problem with my laptop: every time I start it in the morning it sometimes works in Windows for about 1-3 minutes, then freezes; sometimes it doesn't even start, sometimes goes black screen and freezes right before the booting process;

BUT when it's warm along the day, it works completely fantastic and with no problems at all.

Sometimes(one of the freezings) it goes blue screen, saying something like "fail in the non-paged space"...

I think this may be the problem with the memory or the CMOS battery, because it showed message "CMOS battery out of charge" once.


Can you suggest something or do you know where the problem resides??
Would appreciate any answers / suggestions.


[peace out]

[Da5_Sh4Ft]

that's Medion MD9783
Windows XP Pro

P4 - 2.0 GHz
256 DDR
20GB HDD
32Mb ATI Mobility M6


hope, this helps

[Da5_Sh4Ft]

This laptop has only one chip of memory, it doesn't have onboard memory.

Now, for the whole morning, I'm trying to switch it on, but:-

1) it switches on, but the screen remains blank, and laptop doesn't react. It doesn't switch off with the power button.
2) First time in the morning (after night) it switched on and worked until on the welcome screen I chose user to log on, entered the password, and pressed Enter. Then it froze just on the welcome screen.
3) Once it switched on, and worked until the screen when Windows boots (with the "status bar") appeared. Then it froze again, just on that screen.


I don't know what to do. Can you help me?
What exactly is the problem with it?

[Da5_Sh4Ft]

Now, one of the successfull times of switching on:

All went good until I entered the password for the user, and pressed Enter. Then the Blue screen appeared, saying:

lot's of words like "Windows has detected... blah-bla....to prevent damage..."

AND

"Technical information:
*** Stop: 0x0000008e (0xc0000005, ************* etc.)

Beginning dump of physical memory
Physical dump complete.
Contact administrator... bla-bla"

[Da5_Sh4Ft]

but can this also be BIOS problem??

maybe video drivers in the end?

or the memory??

WHAAT CAN I DO????

[Da5_Sh4Ft]

I just downloaded new BIOS update, and new video adapter drivers. Currently I'm trying re-install the op. system.
Then, I'll install new video driver, and after that MAYBE will try to update BIOS..

Is that correct way of thinking in this situation???

[osprey4]

Please don't post in more than one place.

http://www.techimo.com/forum/t96237.html

[Da5_Sh4Ft]

noprob

[Rhiakath]

hi, i got the same laptop with the same problem do u have any idea whats causing it yet?

[Da5_Sh4Ft]

the problem with my laptop was in bad connection of the DVD-ROM socket to the motherboard.

I managed to cope with it by stirring and pushing on the case in the spot where the socket is; OR (time2time) by simply taking the DVD-ROM out and putting it back again.

Hope this helps.