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May 6th 09, 01:32 AM
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BSOD--help
I just recently started getting the blue screen of death (BSOD). How can I
tell whats causing it? I am running Vista 64 bit & Norton 360 V3. The only thing I can think of is the IE8 update. 
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May 6th 09, 01:52 AM
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BSOD--help
there is usually some clue in the message shown on the blue screen of death.
If you report what the error message is someone may be able to help. Michael "mb40sr" wrote in message ... I just recently started getting the blue screen of death (BSOD). How can I tell whats causing it? I am running Vista 64 bit & Norton 360 V3. The only thing I can think of is the IE8 update.
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May 6th 09, 02:57 AM
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BSOD--help
The last time it happened I remember seeing something like "win32k". Does
that help? "Michael Walraven" wrote: there is usually some clue in the message shown on the blue screen of death. If you report what the error message is someone may be able to help. Michael "mb40sr" wrote in message ... I just recently started getting the blue screen of death (BSOD). How can I tell whats causing it? I am running Vista 64 bit & Norton 360 V3. The only thing I can think of is the IE8 update.
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May 6th 09, 03:17 AM
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BSOD--help
http://www.winvistaclub.com/t3.html
-=- I hope this is enough to get you on the яight road for nºw. Ǝиçεl -=- "mb40sr" wrote: I just recently started getting the blue screen of death (BSOD). How can I tell whats causing it? I am running Vista 64 bit & Norton 360 V3. The only thing I can think of is the IE8 update.
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May 6th 09, 10:23 AM
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BSOD--help
"mb40sr" wrote in message ... I just recently started getting the blue screen of death (BSOD). How can I tell whats causing it? I am running Vista 64 bit & Norton 360 V3. The only thing I can think of is the IE8 update. Sometimes my Vista machine stops working with a fault. Always my first move is to Control Panel/ Problem Reports & Solutions/ View Problem History. Here there is a list of recent faults and selecting and clicking on any one fault will open a new screen giving details of that problem and a suggested cure. Try it - it usually shows the way to go. By the way, do you really get a blue screen like in earlier windows versions? I thought that Vista was designed differently - and I have never seen one. bhk
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May 6th 09, 12:51 PM
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BSOD--help
BSOD still happens in Vista SP1, just not nearly as often in my case.
Michael "Andereida" wrote in message ... "mb40sr" wrote in message ... I just recently started getting the blue screen of death (BSOD). How can I tell whats causing it? I am running Vista 64 bit & Norton 360 V3. The only thing I can think of is the IE8 update. Sometimes my Vista machine stops working with a fault. Always my first move is to Control Panel/ Problem Reports & Solutions/ View Problem History. Here there is a list of recent faults and selecting and clicking on any one fault will open a new screen giving details of that problem and a suggested cure. Try it - it usually shows the way to go. By the way, do you really get a blue screen like in earlier windows versions? I thought that Vista was designed differently - and I have never seen one. bhk
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May 6th 09, 02:51 PM
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BSOD--help
Here is what i found in the "problem reports and solutions section:
Product hpqddsvc Problem Service Hang Report Date 5/5/2009 8:29 PM Status Not Reported Description Service HP CUE DeviceDiscovery Service hung on starting. Problem signature Problem Event Name: ServiceHang Service Name: hpqddsvc Image Name: hpqddsvc.dll Image Version: 100.0.190.0 Service Type: 20 Start Type: 2 OS Version: 6.0.6001.2.1.0.768.3 Locale ID: 1033 Files that help describe the problem Version.txt minidump.mdmp "Andereida" wrote: "mb40sr" wrote in message ... I just recently started getting the blue screen of death (BSOD). How can I tell whats causing it? I am running Vista 64 bit & Norton 360 V3. The only thing I can think of is the IE8 update. Sometimes my Vista machine stops working with a fault. Always my first move is to Control Panel/ Problem Reports & Solutions/ View Problem History. Here there is a list of recent faults and selecting and clicking on any one fault will open a new screen giving details of that problem and a suggested cure. Try it - it usually shows the way to go. By the way, do you really get a blue screen like in earlier windows versions? I thought that Vista was designed differently - and I have never seen one. bhk
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May 6th 09, 03:40 PM
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BSOD--help
did you recently install Roxio Easy Media Creator? They don't seem to get
along. Michael (Google "hp CUE") "mb40sr" wrote in message ... Here is what i found in the "problem reports and solutions section: Product hpqddsvc Problem Service Hang Report Date 5/5/2009 8:29 PM Status Not Reported Description Service HP CUE DeviceDiscovery Service hung on starting. Problem signature Problem Event Name: ServiceHang Service Name: hpqddsvc Image Name: hpqddsvc.dll Image Version: 100.0.190.0 Service Type: 20 Start Type: 2 OS Version: 6.0.6001.2.1.0.768.3 Locale ID: 1033 Files that help describe the problem Version.txt minidump.mdmp "Andereida" wrote: "mb40sr" wrote in message ... I just recently started getting the blue screen of death (BSOD). How can I tell whats causing it? I am running Vista 64 bit & Norton 360 V3. The only thing I can think of is the IE8 update. Sometimes my Vista machine stops working with a fault. Always my first move is to Control Panel/ Problem Reports & Solutions/ View Problem History. Here there is a list of recent faults and selecting and clicking on any one fault will open a new screen giving details of that problem and a suggested cure. Try it - it usually shows the way to go. By the way, do you really get a blue screen like in earlier windows versions? I thought that Vista was designed differently - and I have never seen one. bhk
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May 6th 09, 04:05 PM
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BSOD--help
No i haven't. It could be the HP web printer stuff. I haven't had the problem
since converting back to IE7. "Michael Walraven" wrote: did you recently install Roxio Easy Media Creator? They don't seem to get along. Michael (Google "hp CUE") "mb40sr" wrote in message ... Here is what i found in the "problem reports and solutions section: Product hpqddsvc Problem Service Hang Report Date 5/5/2009 8:29 PM Status Not Reported Description Service HP CUE DeviceDiscovery Service hung on starting. Problem signature Problem Event Name: ServiceHang Service Name: hpqddsvc Image Name: hpqddsvc.dll Image Version: 100.0.190.0 Service Type: 20 Start Type: 2 OS Version: 6.0.6001.2.1.0.768.3 Locale ID: 1033 Files that help describe the problem Version.txt minidump.mdmp "Andereida" wrote: "mb40sr" wrote in message ... I just recently started getting the blue screen of death (BSOD). How can I tell whats causing it? I am running Vista 64 bit & Norton 360 V3. The only thing I can think of is the IE8 update. Sometimes my Vista machine stops working with a fault. Always my first move is to Control Panel/ Problem Reports & Solutions/ View Problem History. Here there is a list of recent faults and selecting and clicking on any one fault will open a new screen giving details of that problem and a suggested cure. Try it - it usually shows the way to go. By the way, do you really get a blue screen like in earlier windows versions? I thought that Vista was designed differently - and I have never seen one. bhk
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May 6th 09, 04:20 PM
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BSOD--help
I think that is the program that monitors the HP printer ink levels, I don't
have a HP printer so I could easly be wrong. Michael "mb40sr" wrote in message ... No i haven't. It could be the HP web printer stuff. I haven't had the problem since converting back to IE7. "Michael Walraven" wrote: did you recently install Roxio Easy Media Creator? They don't seem to get along. Michael (Google "hp CUE") "mb40sr" wrote in message ... Here is what i found in the "problem reports and solutions section: Product hpqddsvc Problem Service Hang Report Date 5/5/2009 8:29 PM Status Not Reported Description Service HP CUE DeviceDiscovery Service hung on starting. Problem signature Problem Event Name: ServiceHang Service Name: hpqddsvc Image Name: hpqddsvc.dll Image Version: 100.0.190.0 Service Type: 20 Start Type: 2 OS Version: 6.0.6001.2.1.0.768.3 Locale ID: 1033 Files that help describe the problem Version.txt minidump.mdmp "Andereida" wrote: "mb40sr" wrote in message ... I just recently started getting the blue screen of death (BSOD). How can I tell whats causing it? I am running Vista 64 bit & Norton 360 V3. The only thing I can think of is the IE8 update. Sometimes my Vista machine stops working with a fault. Always my first move is to Control Panel/ Problem Reports & Solutions/ View Problem History. Here there is a list of recent faults and selecting and clicking on any one fault will open a new screen giving details of that problem and a suggested cure. Try it - it usually shows the way to go. By the way, do you really get a blue screen like in earlier windows versions? I thought that Vista was designed differently - and I have never seen one. bhk
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