Install Error, memory address 0xC0000032 File system is damaged

Asked By Alexander Hamilton 30 points N/A Posted on - 08/08/2011

There is Windows 98 in my old PC. I try to install Windows XP. But an error message in boot menu:

"STOP: 0x000000ED   (0x…….., 0x………, 0x………) UNMOUNTABLE_BOOT_VOLUME"

There are numbers on dots. Then second reported memory address is 0xC0000032. The file system is damaged. How can I install it now?

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Answered By logictor 5 points N/A #111783

Install Error, memory address 0xC0000032 File system is damaged

Hi good day,

Before installing the new Windows XP make sure your all important file was safe or back-up the important file.

To install new Windows XP:

1. Restart your computer press F2 or delete key to enter BIOS setup. Go to boot sequence >First boot>CD-Room

2. Save and exit>YES.  Your computer will be rebooting after reboot you will see in the screen Press any key to continue. Press enter

3. Delete the old operating system and make a new installation of Windows system.

 

NOTE:

Read carefully and follow the procedure during installation. And these issue will resolved.

 

 

Thank you and good luck.

 

Regards,

 

Logictor

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Answered By Brown tiger 5 points N/A #111784

Install Error, memory address 0xC0000032 File system is damaged

First of all check your system requirements and then you need to implement new window. If your system is not designed for XP then you can not install XP window to your system. XP window requires minimum of Pentium 3 processor and with a good RAM and VGA memory so you need to check them first  then you can install your new window. I can not say here how old your PC is but when you need to install any window then first check your computer resources.

If you already check your system resources and they match the requirements for your new window then check that you are properly installing your new window and it does not contain any error in your system. Check your window CD it working fine. Also check your CD drive and other things that are necessary to install new windows and i am sure you will be able to solve your problem.

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• Posted on - 08/19/2011
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