I am running Microsoft Server 2003 SP 2.0. This weekend when I came to the officemy desktop was unable to connect to the server. When I went to check on the server, themachine was running, but I was unable to pull up the log on screen. The only thing thatI was able to seewas a black screen (yes monitor was on and plugged into the box).I then proceeded to do a hard restart and log in as normal. Upon logging in I recieved a dialog box informing me that the "System recovered from a serious error. Futher dialog boxes indicated: Error Report Contents: C:\TEMP\WER6b90.dir00\Mini080809-01.dmp C:\TEMP\WER6b90.dir00\sysdata.xml Error Signature: BCCode: 1000008e BCP1: C0000005 BCP2: F0EAD3EE BCP3: F5146508 BCP4: 00000000 OSVER: 5_2_3790 SP: 2_0 Product: 272-3 Event Log Event ID:1003I have done some research online and have found errors similar to mine, but not exactly the same. I have learned that I may have a problem in my registry, or that I may have a problem with my drivers, or that I may have a problem with my BIOS. Can anyone help me find out exacly what happened to my server, and what I need to do to resolve the issue?

Yes your correct go head with the registry editing or importing for only colour under registry.

Analyse the Mini/memory dump through Windows Debugging tools (Windbg)

As you have given the inputs stating that when you try to logon you see a black screen. and how offen does it reboot. more over we cant analysis mini dump for that we need a full dump or kernel dump to check and fix the bug.If your problem is with only black screen. Then go head with Registry change for the colours.If its a frequent reboot by itself go head with analysis by configuring to full memory Dump.If its a problem with logon screen as black appearance follow the below steps. If you cannot find another Windows Server 2003-based computer, please import the following registry key file (color.reg) into the problematic server. 1. Download the color.reg and copy it to the server. http://cid-26139043773c1011.skydrive.live.com/self.aspx/.Public/Registry%20file/color.reg 2. Click Start, point to Run, type regedit in the Open box, and then click OK. 3. On the File menu, click Import. 4. Double-click the color.reg file. 5. Quit Registry Editor, and then restart the computer. Hope this can be helpful.