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Multiple Driver Issues, causing BSOD's
So I recently installed Windows Vista, and it seems to be stabling out more.
Anyway, I got it updated to Service Pack 1, then I got the RC for SP2 and installed it. So, on the 26th, I was working on somethig, listening to some music on iTunes, and I got a random bluescreen. I thought to my self, "Crap, not again." So I restarted, and it was ok, gathered some info about the problem, and moved on. Then, the next day, the 27th, the computer locked up for no reason, and then again on the 28th, but it happened twice on the 28th. After a restart each time, it was back to normal. Now today, so far it hasn't locked up for no reason. But I did get another bluescreen. I restarted and this time, it was my Wireless driver causing the problem. Now the technical stuff, here are the pieces of hardware that caused my two bluescreens, including drivers, and the fault buckets, (in order of happening): SB Live! 24-bit C:\Windows\System32\drivers\p17.sys Fault Bucket: 0x7E_BAD_IP_P17+146f, type 0 Netgear WG311v3 54 Mbps Wireless PCI Adapter C:\Windows\System32\drivers\mrvw13b.sys Fault Bucket: 0x50_MRVW13B!MedFragmentPacket+1b9, type 0 Here are the Specs of my computer: Biostar GeForce 6100-M9 Motherboard AMD Athalon 64 X2 Dual Core Processor 3800+ running at 2.00 GHz 1.25 GBs of RAM, (I'm buying a 512 MB Stick soon, hoping it adds a bit more stability to my computer) 4 HDD: 1 120 GB Maxtor Internal, 1 100 GB Maxtor Internal, and 1 40 GB Western Digital Internal, 1 500 GB Western Digital MyBook External Sony CD-RW CRX320 EE Diamond Stealth Raedon X550, 256 MBs of GDDR2 Memory on a PCI Express Interface NVIDIA nForce Onboard Ethernet Adapter Netgear WG311v3 54 Mbps Wireless PCI Adapter Realtek AC97 Onboard Audio SB Live! 24-bit PCI Sound Card Windows Vista Ultimate Edition, 32-bit Edition, Service Pack 2 v.286 I hope I provided enough information to be able to help fix this problem. |
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Multiple Driver Issues, causing BSOD's
Did you update any drivers via winupdate?
If so roll back the drivers to the hw manufacturers drivers, then set winupdate to only install critical updates "diablofan14" wrote in message ... So I recently installed Windows Vista, and it seems to be stabling out more. Anyway, I got it updated to Service Pack 1, then I got the RC for SP2 and installed it. So, on the 26th, I was working on somethig, listening to some music on iTunes, and I got a random bluescreen. I thought to my self, "Crap, not again." So I restarted, and it was ok, gathered some info about the problem, and moved on. Then, the next day, the 27th, the computer locked up for no reason, and then again on the 28th, but it happened twice on the 28th. After a restart each time, it was back to normal. Now today, so far it hasn't locked up for no reason. But I did get another bluescreen. I restarted and this time, it was my Wireless driver causing the problem. Now the technical stuff, here are the pieces of hardware that caused my two bluescreens, including drivers, and the fault buckets, (in order of happening): SB Live! 24-bit C:\Windows\System32\drivers\p17.sys Fault Bucket: 0x7E_BAD_IP_P17+146f, type 0 Netgear WG311v3 54 Mbps Wireless PCI Adapter C:\Windows\System32\drivers\mrvw13b.sys Fault Bucket: 0x50_MRVW13B!MedFragmentPacket+1b9, type 0 Here are the Specs of my computer: Biostar GeForce 6100-M9 Motherboard AMD Athalon 64 X2 Dual Core Processor 3800+ running at 2.00 GHz 1.25 GBs of RAM, (I'm buying a 512 MB Stick soon, hoping it adds a bit more stability to my computer) 4 HDD: 1 120 GB Maxtor Internal, 1 100 GB Maxtor Internal, and 1 40 GB Western Digital Internal, 1 500 GB Western Digital MyBook External Sony CD-RW CRX320 EE Diamond Stealth Raedon X550, 256 MBs of GDDR2 Memory on a PCI Express Interface NVIDIA nForce Onboard Ethernet Adapter Netgear WG311v3 54 Mbps Wireless PCI Adapter Realtek AC97 Onboard Audio SB Live! 24-bit PCI Sound Card Windows Vista Ultimate Edition, 32-bit Edition, Service Pack 2 v.286 I hope I provided enough information to be able to help fix this problem. |
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Multiple Driver Issues, causing BSOD's
I did update the drivers with Windows Update, however, I only did after the
bluescreens happened. After the Sound Card caused BSOD, update, then the same routine for the Wireless Card. Although, today, now my computer has locked up three times in two hours. After the second lockup, I removed the sound card. The third lockup was right before comming here, right when I opened the email notifying me of a reply. Should I try swapping out the Wireless card for another one? Would that reduce the number of lockups or not? "DL" wrote: Did you update any drivers via winupdate? If so roll back the drivers to the hw manufacturers drivers, then set winupdate to only install critical updates "diablofan14" wrote in message ... So I recently installed Windows Vista, and it seems to be stabling out more. Anyway, I got it updated to Service Pack 1, then I got the RC for SP2 and installed it. So, on the 26th, I was working on somethig, listening to some music on iTunes, and I got a random bluescreen. I thought to my self, "Crap, not again." So I restarted, and it was ok, gathered some info about the problem, and moved on. Then, the next day, the 27th, the computer locked up for no reason, and then again on the 28th, but it happened twice on the 28th. After a restart each time, it was back to normal. Now today, so far it hasn't locked up for no reason. But I did get another bluescreen. I restarted and this time, it was my Wireless driver causing the problem. Now the technical stuff, here are the pieces of hardware that caused my two bluescreens, including drivers, and the fault buckets, (in order of happening): SB Live! 24-bit C:\Windows\System32\drivers\p17.sys Fault Bucket: 0x7E_BAD_IP_P17+146f, type 0 Netgear WG311v3 54 Mbps Wireless PCI Adapter C:\Windows\System32\drivers\mrvw13b.sys Fault Bucket: 0x50_MRVW13B!MedFragmentPacket+1b9, type 0 Here are the Specs of my computer: Biostar GeForce 6100-M9 Motherboard AMD Athalon 64 X2 Dual Core Processor 3800+ running at 2.00 GHz 1.25 GBs of RAM, (I'm buying a 512 MB Stick soon, hoping it adds a bit more stability to my computer) 4 HDD: 1 120 GB Maxtor Internal, 1 100 GB Maxtor Internal, and 1 40 GB Western Digital Internal, 1 500 GB Western Digital MyBook External Sony CD-RW CRX320 EE Diamond Stealth Raedon X550, 256 MBs of GDDR2 Memory on a PCI Express Interface NVIDIA nForce Onboard Ethernet Adapter Netgear WG311v3 54 Mbps Wireless PCI Adapter Realtek AC97 Onboard Audio SB Live! 24-bit PCI Sound Card Windows Vista Ultimate Edition, 32-bit Edition, Service Pack 2 v.286 I hope I provided enough information to be able to help fix this problem. |
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Multiple Driver Issues, causing BSOD's
you should uninstall RC SP2....you had no problems till you installed that
Its not quite ready for prime time peter -- If you find a posting or message from me offensive,inappropriate or disruptive,please ignore it. If you dont know how to ignore a posting complain to me and I will be only too happy to demonstrate :-) "diablofan14" wrote in message ... I did update the drivers with Windows Update, however, I only did after the bluescreens happened. After the Sound Card caused BSOD, update, then the same routine for the Wireless Card. Although, today, now my computer has locked up three times in two hours. After the second lockup, I removed the sound card. The third lockup was right before comming here, right when I opened the email notifying me of a reply. Should I try swapping out the Wireless card for another one? Would that reduce the number of lockups or not? "DL" wrote: Did you update any drivers via winupdate? If so roll back the drivers to the hw manufacturers drivers, then set winupdate to only install critical updates "diablofan14" wrote in message ... So I recently installed Windows Vista, and it seems to be stabling out more. Anyway, I got it updated to Service Pack 1, then I got the RC for SP2 and installed it. So, on the 26th, I was working on somethig, listening to some music on iTunes, and I got a random bluescreen. I thought to my self, "Crap, not again." So I restarted, and it was ok, gathered some info about the problem, and moved on. Then, the next day, the 27th, the computer locked up for no reason, and then again on the 28th, but it happened twice on the 28th. After a restart each time, it was back to normal. Now today, so far it hasn't locked up for no reason. But I did get another bluescreen. I restarted and this time, it was my Wireless driver causing the problem. Now the technical stuff, here are the pieces of hardware that caused my two bluescreens, including drivers, and the fault buckets, (in order of happening): SB Live! 24-bit C:\Windows\System32\drivers\p17.sys Fault Bucket: 0x7E_BAD_IP_P17+146f, type 0 Netgear WG311v3 54 Mbps Wireless PCI Adapter C:\Windows\System32\drivers\mrvw13b.sys Fault Bucket: 0x50_MRVW13B!MedFragmentPacket+1b9, type 0 Here are the Specs of my computer: Biostar GeForce 6100-M9 Motherboard AMD Athalon 64 X2 Dual Core Processor 3800+ running at 2.00 GHz 1.25 GBs of RAM, (I'm buying a 512 MB Stick soon, hoping it adds a bit more stability to my computer) 4 HDD: 1 120 GB Maxtor Internal, 1 100 GB Maxtor Internal, and 1 40 GB Western Digital Internal, 1 500 GB Western Digital MyBook External Sony CD-RW CRX320 EE Diamond Stealth Raedon X550, 256 MBs of GDDR2 Memory on a PCI Express Interface NVIDIA nForce Onboard Ethernet Adapter Netgear WG311v3 54 Mbps Wireless PCI Adapter Realtek AC97 Onboard Audio SB Live! 24-bit PCI Sound Card Windows Vista Ultimate Edition, 32-bit Edition, Service Pack 2 v.286 I hope I provided enough information to be able to help fix this problem. |
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Multiple Driver Issues, causing BSOD's
Actually, I had Vista SP1 installed before on my computer, it got too buggy
for me, so I went back to XP, and now recently, I'm back on Vista, so I can prepare myself for Windows 7. While I had Vista SP1 the first time, it was pulling the Random Lockups as well, not the driver issues though. So I'll give that a try. Maybe that'll work. "peter" wrote: you should uninstall RC SP2....you had no problems till you installed that Its not quite ready for prime time peter -- If you find a posting or message from me offensive,inappropriate or disruptive,please ignore it. If you dont know how to ignore a posting complain to me and I will be only too happy to demonstrate :-) "diablofan14" wrote in message ... I did update the drivers with Windows Update, however, I only did after the bluescreens happened. After the Sound Card caused BSOD, update, then the same routine for the Wireless Card. Although, today, now my computer has locked up three times in two hours. After the second lockup, I removed the sound card. The third lockup was right before comming here, right when I opened the email notifying me of a reply. Should I try swapping out the Wireless card for another one? Would that reduce the number of lockups or not? "DL" wrote: Did you update any drivers via winupdate? If so roll back the drivers to the hw manufacturers drivers, then set winupdate to only install critical updates "diablofan14" wrote in message ... So I recently installed Windows Vista, and it seems to be stabling out more. Anyway, I got it updated to Service Pack 1, then I got the RC for SP2 and installed it. So, on the 26th, I was working on somethig, listening to some music on iTunes, and I got a random bluescreen. I thought to my self, "Crap, not again." So I restarted, and it was ok, gathered some info about the problem, and moved on. Then, the next day, the 27th, the computer locked up for no reason, and then again on the 28th, but it happened twice on the 28th. After a restart each time, it was back to normal. Now today, so far it hasn't locked up for no reason. But I did get another bluescreen. I restarted and this time, it was my Wireless driver causing the problem. Now the technical stuff, here are the pieces of hardware that caused my two bluescreens, including drivers, and the fault buckets, (in order of happening): SB Live! 24-bit C:\Windows\System32\drivers\p17.sys Fault Bucket: 0x7E_BAD_IP_P17+146f, type 0 Netgear WG311v3 54 Mbps Wireless PCI Adapter C:\Windows\System32\drivers\mrvw13b.sys Fault Bucket: 0x50_MRVW13B!MedFragmentPacket+1b9, type 0 Here are the Specs of my computer: Biostar GeForce 6100-M9 Motherboard AMD Athalon 64 X2 Dual Core Processor 3800+ running at 2.00 GHz 1.25 GBs of RAM, (I'm buying a 512 MB Stick soon, hoping it adds a bit more stability to my computer) 4 HDD: 1 120 GB Maxtor Internal, 1 100 GB Maxtor Internal, and 1 40 GB Western Digital Internal, 1 500 GB Western Digital MyBook External Sony CD-RW CRX320 EE Diamond Stealth Raedon X550, 256 MBs of GDDR2 Memory on a PCI Express Interface NVIDIA nForce Onboard Ethernet Adapter Netgear WG311v3 54 Mbps Wireless PCI Adapter Realtek AC97 Onboard Audio SB Live! 24-bit PCI Sound Card Windows Vista Ultimate Edition, 32-bit Edition, Service Pack 2 v.286 I hope I provided enough information to be able to help fix this problem. |
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Multiple Driver Issues, causing BSOD's
Okay, I removed SP2 from my computer. However, instead of decreasing the
amount of Random Lockups, the lockup's now occur more than ever. They've gotten so bad, that they happen within a minute of logging into Windows. Right now, I'm reinstalling Windows XP, mainly because until I figure out how to fix these random lockups. These kind of lockup's have never happened on XP, however, they are common place on Vista. Please, can someone help me with these lockups, I'm sure if anyone reading this encountered the amount of lockups like I had, and the amount of them, you'd be asking for help as well. "diablofan14" wrote: Actually, I had Vista SP1 installed before on my computer, it got too buggy for me, so I went back to XP, and now recently, I'm back on Vista, so I can prepare myself for Windows 7. While I had Vista SP1 the first time, it was pulling the Random Lockups as well, not the driver issues though. So I'll give that a try. Maybe that'll work. "peter" wrote: you should uninstall RC SP2....you had no problems till you installed that Its not quite ready for prime time peter -- If you find a posting or message from me offensive,inappropriate or disruptive,please ignore it. If you dont know how to ignore a posting complain to me and I will be only too happy to demonstrate :-) "diablofan14" wrote in message ... I did update the drivers with Windows Update, however, I only did after the bluescreens happened. After the Sound Card caused BSOD, update, then the same routine for the Wireless Card. Although, today, now my computer has locked up three times in two hours. After the second lockup, I removed the sound card. The third lockup was right before comming here, right when I opened the email notifying me of a reply. Should I try swapping out the Wireless card for another one? Would that reduce the number of lockups or not? "DL" wrote: Did you update any drivers via winupdate? If so roll back the drivers to the hw manufacturers drivers, then set winupdate to only install critical updates "diablofan14" wrote in message ... So I recently installed Windows Vista, and it seems to be stabling out more. Anyway, I got it updated to Service Pack 1, then I got the RC for SP2 and installed it. So, on the 26th, I was working on somethig, listening to some music on iTunes, and I got a random bluescreen. I thought to my self, "Crap, not again." So I restarted, and it was ok, gathered some info about the problem, and moved on. Then, the next day, the 27th, the computer locked up for no reason, and then again on the 28th, but it happened twice on the 28th. After a restart each time, it was back to normal. Now today, so far it hasn't locked up for no reason. But I did get another bluescreen. I restarted and this time, it was my Wireless driver causing the problem. Now the technical stuff, here are the pieces of hardware that caused my two bluescreens, including drivers, and the fault buckets, (in order of happening): SB Live! 24-bit C:\Windows\System32\drivers\p17.sys Fault Bucket: 0x7E_BAD_IP_P17+146f, type 0 Netgear WG311v3 54 Mbps Wireless PCI Adapter C:\Windows\System32\drivers\mrvw13b.sys Fault Bucket: 0x50_MRVW13B!MedFragmentPacket+1b9, type 0 Here are the Specs of my computer: Biostar GeForce 6100-M9 Motherboard AMD Athalon 64 X2 Dual Core Processor 3800+ running at 2.00 GHz 1.25 GBs of RAM, (I'm buying a 512 MB Stick soon, hoping it adds a bit more stability to my computer) 4 HDD: 1 120 GB Maxtor Internal, 1 100 GB Maxtor Internal, and 1 40 GB Western Digital Internal, 1 500 GB Western Digital MyBook External Sony CD-RW CRX320 EE Diamond Stealth Raedon X550, 256 MBs of GDDR2 Memory on a PCI Express Interface NVIDIA nForce Onboard Ethernet Adapter Netgear WG311v3 54 Mbps Wireless PCI Adapter Realtek AC97 Onboard Audio SB Live! 24-bit PCI Sound Card Windows Vista Ultimate Edition, 32-bit Edition, Service Pack 2 v.286 I hope I provided enough information to be able to help fix this problem. |
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Multiple Driver Issues, causing BSOD's
diablofan14 wrote:
Okay, I removed SP2 from my computer. However, instead of decreasing the amount of Random Lockups, the lockup's now occur more than ever. They've gotten so bad, that they happen within a minute of logging into Windows. Right now, I'm reinstalling Windows XP, mainly because until I figure out how to fix these random lockups. These kind of lockup's have never happened on XP, however, they are common place on Vista. It's apparent that your computer isn't built to run Vista - PERIOD. Please, can someone help me with these lockups, I'm sure if anyone reading this encountered the amount of lockups like I had, and the amount of them, you'd be asking for help as well. It's quite probable that the reason a legion of people haven't jumped in to help is because FEW people have had the severity of problems that you are having. "diablofan14" wrote: Actually, I had Vista SP1 installed before on my computer, it got too buggy for me, so I went back to XP, and now recently, I'm back on Vista, so I can prepare myself for Windows 7. When Windows 7 becomes available don't even THINK about installing it on that machine. While I had Vista SP1 the first time, it was pulling the Random Lockups as well, not the driver issues though. So I'll give that a try. Maybe that'll work. "peter" wrote: you should uninstall RC SP2....you had no problems till you installed that Its not quite ready for prime time peter -- If you find a posting or message from me offensive,inappropriate or disruptive,please ignore it. If you dont know how to ignore a posting complain to me and I will be only too happy to demonstrate :-) "diablofan14" wrote in message ... I did update the drivers with Windows Update, however, I only did after the bluescreens happened. After the Sound Card caused BSOD, update, then the same routine for the Wireless Card. Although, today, now my computer has locked up three times in two hours. After the second lockup, I removed the sound card. The third lockup was right before comming here, right when I opened the email notifying me of a reply. Should I try swapping out the Wireless card for another one? Would that reduce the number of lockups or not? "DL" wrote: Did you update any drivers via winupdate? If so roll back the drivers to the hw manufacturers drivers, then set winupdate to only install critical updates "diablofan14" wrote in message ... So I recently installed Windows Vista, and it seems to be stabling out more. Anyway, I got it updated to Service Pack 1, then I got the RC for SP2 and installed it. So, on the 26th, I was working on somethig, listening to some music on iTunes, and I got a random bluescreen. I thought to my self, "Crap, not again." So I restarted, and it was ok, gathered some info about the problem, and moved on. Then, the next day, the 27th, the computer locked up for no reason, and then again on the 28th, but it happened twice on the 28th. After a restart each time, it was back to normal. Now today, so far it hasn't locked up for no reason. But I did get another bluescreen. I restarted and this time, it was my Wireless driver causing the problem. Now the technical stuff, here are the pieces of hardware that caused my two bluescreens, including drivers, and the fault buckets, (in order of happening): SB Live! 24-bit C:\Windows\System32\drivers\p17.sys Fault Bucket: 0x7E_BAD_IP_P17+146f, type 0 Netgear WG311v3 54 Mbps Wireless PCI Adapter C:\Windows\System32\drivers\mrvw13b.sys Fault Bucket: 0x50_MRVW13B!MedFragmentPacket+1b9, type 0 Here are the Specs of my computer: Biostar GeForce 6100-M9 Motherboard AMD Athalon 64 X2 Dual Core Processor 3800+ running at 2.00 GHz 1.25 GBs of RAM, (I'm buying a 512 MB Stick soon, hoping it adds a bit more stability to my computer) 4 HDD: 1 120 GB Maxtor Internal, 1 100 GB Maxtor Internal, and 1 40 GB Western Digital Internal, 1 500 GB Western Digital MyBook External Sony CD-RW CRX320 EE Diamond Stealth Raedon X550, 256 MBs of GDDR2 Memory on a PCI Express Interface NVIDIA nForce Onboard Ethernet Adapter Netgear WG311v3 54 Mbps Wireless PCI Adapter Realtek AC97 Onboard Audio SB Live! 24-bit PCI Sound Card Windows Vista Ultimate Edition, 32-bit Edition, Service Pack 2 v.286 I hope I provided enough information to be able to help fix this problem. |
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Multiple Driver Issues, causing BSOD's
SB Live! 24-bit
C:\Windows\System32\drivers\p17.sys Fault Bucket: 0x7E_BAD_IP_P17+146f, type 0 Netgear WG311v3 54 Mbps Wireless PCI Adapter C:\Windows\System32\drivers\mrvw13b.sys Fault Bucket: 0x50_MRVW13B!MedFragmentPacket+1b9, type 0 do these 2 devices have Vista drivers ?? Have you turned off onboard sound?? Did you update the Nvidea mobo drivers to Vista drivers?? Here is a suggestion..you seem to have 3 HD if you can spare one of them for a separate Vista installation using the build in Vista drivers for all devices to start with you can then load the various Vista drivers for your specific hardware one by one and see where the trouble lies. peter -- If you find a posting or message from me offensive,inappropriate or disruptive,please ignore it. If you dont know how to ignore a posting complain to me and I will be only too happy to demonstrate :-) "diablofan14" wrote in message ... Okay, I removed SP2 from my computer. However, instead of decreasing the amount of Random Lockups, the lockup's now occur more than ever. They've gotten so bad, that they happen within a minute of logging into Windows. Right now, I'm reinstalling Windows XP, mainly because until I figure out how to fix these random lockups. These kind of lockup's have never happened on XP, however, they are common place on Vista. Please, can someone help me with these lockups, I'm sure if anyone reading this encountered the amount of lockups like I had, and the amount of them, you'd be asking for help as well. "diablofan14" wrote: Actually, I had Vista SP1 installed before on my computer, it got too buggy for me, so I went back to XP, and now recently, I'm back on Vista, so I can prepare myself for Windows 7. While I had Vista SP1 the first time, it was pulling the Random Lockups as well, not the driver issues though. So I'll give that a try. Maybe that'll work. "peter" wrote: you should uninstall RC SP2....you had no problems till you installed that Its not quite ready for prime time peter -- If you find a posting or message from me offensive,inappropriate or disruptive,please ignore it. If you dont know how to ignore a posting complain to me and I will be only too happy to demonstrate :-) "diablofan14" wrote in message ... I did update the drivers with Windows Update, however, I only did after the bluescreens happened. After the Sound Card caused BSOD, update, then the same routine for the Wireless Card. Although, today, now my computer has locked up three times in two hours. After the second lockup, I removed the sound card. The third lockup was right before comming here, right when I opened the email notifying me of a reply. Should I try swapping out the Wireless card for another one? Would that reduce the number of lockups or not? "DL" wrote: Did you update any drivers via winupdate? If so roll back the drivers to the hw manufacturers drivers, then set winupdate to only install critical updates "diablofan14" wrote in message ... So I recently installed Windows Vista, and it seems to be stabling out more. Anyway, I got it updated to Service Pack 1, then I got the RC for SP2 and installed it. So, on the 26th, I was working on somethig, listening to some music on iTunes, and I got a random bluescreen. I thought to my self, "Crap, not again." So I restarted, and it was ok, gathered some info about the problem, and moved on. Then, the next day, the 27th, the computer locked up for no reason, and then again on the 28th, but it happened twice on the 28th. After a restart each time, it was back to normal. Now today, so far it hasn't locked up for no reason. But I did get another bluescreen. I restarted and this time, it was my Wireless driver causing the problem. Now the technical stuff, here are the pieces of hardware that caused my two bluescreens, including drivers, and the fault buckets, (in order of happening): SB Live! 24-bit C:\Windows\System32\drivers\p17.sys Fault Bucket: 0x7E_BAD_IP_P17+146f, type 0 Netgear WG311v3 54 Mbps Wireless PCI Adapter C:\Windows\System32\drivers\mrvw13b.sys Fault Bucket: 0x50_MRVW13B!MedFragmentPacket+1b9, type 0 Here are the Specs of my computer: Biostar GeForce 6100-M9 Motherboard AMD Athalon 64 X2 Dual Core Processor 3800+ running at 2.00 GHz 1.25 GBs of RAM, (I'm buying a 512 MB Stick soon, hoping it adds a bit more stability to my computer) 4 HDD: 1 120 GB Maxtor Internal, 1 100 GB Maxtor Internal, and 1 40 GB Western Digital Internal, 1 500 GB Western Digital MyBook External Sony CD-RW CRX320 EE Diamond Stealth Raedon X550, 256 MBs of GDDR2 Memory on a PCI Express Interface NVIDIA nForce Onboard Ethernet Adapter Netgear WG311v3 54 Mbps Wireless PCI Adapter Realtek AC97 Onboard Audio SB Live! 24-bit PCI Sound Card Windows Vista Ultimate Edition, 32-bit Edition, Service Pack 2 v.286 I hope I provided enough information to be able to help fix this problem. |
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