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Why do I receive a 0x0000001E error when I start my computer?
John Savill
July 29, 2001
1 Min Read
A. 0x0000001E is a common bug code. To resolve this error, you should typically contact Microsoft support with all the information from the failure. However, if you receive this error after you perform a new installation, look for the following culprits:
Lack of disk space for installation
Third-party video drivers (and the Windows 2000 or Windows NT win32k.sys driver)
System BIOS incompatibilities
To help resolve these problems,
Ensure that you have plenty of disk space
Remove the third-party video driver
Upgrade to the newest BIOS version, and ensure that it's on the Microsoft Hardware Compatibility List (HCL)
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