General fatal exception error troubleshooting
http://www.computerhope.com/issues/ch000223.htm#02

List of Microsoft KB articles related to specific fatal exception errors
http://www.helpwithwindows.com/techf...0e-errors.html

Hi Harish, Comotose had a thought (he actually has a lot of them, but this one had to do with your problem )

You could be having a memory problem -- well, your computer could be having a memory problem. Do you remember if you added any RAM around the time you started having trouble? If so, there could be an incompatability problem.

If not, it could still mean that a stick of RAM has gone bad, or is just not seated properly.

Use a wrist strap, or other means, to protect against static electricity, and try removing one stick at a time, booting your system with one stick missing at a time, and see if it makes any difference.

If it does, replace the RAM and boot up again -- if it works, it was just not seated well; if it still doesn't, the RAM is either bad or incompatible.

Try different RAM slots as well.

If none of this makes any difference, the problem must lie elsewhere.