Multiple BSODs. Hi, I'm working on a Presario R3200 AMD for a friend who just had some guy reformat it for her. he didn't do a good job. It looks like two devices are without drivers (Base System Device, SM Bus Controller) and the laptop is generating multiple...

Multiple BSODs in WinME. ME again. :wink: Another prob we are having with my in-laws computer is BSODs coming up out of the blue (no pun intended). The two main ones are VxD exceptions: SYMEvent (02) + 00001FB8 and a stack overflow problem. The latter...

start to worry. But anyway, to anyone saying windows NT doesn't crash: it does, much more than *nix. I've had multiple BSoDs on all my windows installations, on all of my computers that have come into contact with the horrendous OS (ranging from custom built...

Warning!. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsme.general () Hello everyone: With my latest experience I find it absolutely necessary, to let y'all know know about it for your own protection. The reason for the error message # 0x800CCC0F and...

significantly worse. I tend to see multiples of BSoD's every day, sometimes while booting Windows, and even the rare, but occasional failure to POST. The BSoD's seem to be random. I've probably written down ten or fifteen different error messages at this...

which pretty much means a whole new Vista install, unless there's something else that could be causing this. Still happening, the problem seems to be getting worse. I really think I've got something heat-related here, as the system will BSOD multiple times...

then ask me for a .exe which was also nvidia related, directed it to that and my system crashed to a BSOD with yellow bars running down the screen distorting the BSOD. I tried multiple drivers, old ones, Omega, the latest and all cause my computer to crash...

Initially, it just seemed like totally random and spontaneous reboots. But after I reconfigured XP to not autorestart on crashes, now I'm getting BSODs. IRQL_NOT_LESS_THAN_OR_EQUAL *** STOP: 0x0000000A (0x00000188, 0x000000FF, 0x00000000, 0x804E35E9)...

7 ultimate to install but right when it brought me to the desktop for the first time, it blue screened, and it did it so fast then restarted, i couldnt get the codes. Sounds like you've got multiple issues going on. Most BSOD's are caused by faulty RAM....

some points fixed some of the bsods, on others the others fixed it, eventually they all got fixed, it wasnt one thing but multiple things that were causing the bsods. Heres the list be sure to try it from top to bottom. 1: Heat Cause: Nvidia "Nerfed"...