but I > am > rather fearful of updating video device drivers without a quick and > easy way > of recovering. >> Any and all comments and advice would be most appreciated!! >> Larry >>>Updating the driver to make certain that it functions...

with earlier Windows device drivers). Updating or changing a device driver Ensure the latest device driver for each of the devices is loaded in Windows XP. Manufacturers frequently update their drivers to fix problems and take advantage of operating system...

the upgrade. Before upgrading, we recommend updating the drivers for these devices. Cancel the upgrade, open Control Panel and search for "update device drivers", or go to the device manufacturer's website to search for updated drivers. o Storage...

sharing usually works pretty well as long as you dont have to many devices using the same IRQ. If your having problems with devices on the same IRQ lines, (in your case, maybe audio dropouts)then yes you may need to consider updating your device drivers...

the other ones restart it. These are really >>>tough to handle. >>>>>>Carl >>>>>> Since formatting the PC didn't solve the problem, it is almost certainly not related to spyware/adware/trojans, etc. I would look into updating device drivers...

of the HPT370 drivers, i did NOT do it by means of the "F6" option during installation of XP, i did it by updating the device drivers in the device manager... i don't see why this would cause the problem either, but little details like this can sometimes make...

several attempts at updating a device driver may get it installed, it may very well still wind up with problems or may be installed more than once. Start the machine up in Safe Mode and see if there are duplicates ( more than one occurence ) of any device...

it used to take...... thats what i found out was slowing the boot up process..... now....once it boots back up, all ur devices (ide devices) will still be there and will still work just not under 32-bit mode.... now what u do is update the device driver...

out what do i do to change that ????? Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.customize () Mostly caused due to driver issues / incorrect HAL loaded. Try updating the device drivers for video and all. Standy Problems: -- Ramesh, Microsoft...

therewith reassigning IRQs etc, and so reinstalling the drivers in another combination of resources), sometimes by updating your device drivers. Or the RAM is faulty, or if you're overclocking too much: STOP 0x4E, STOP 0x1A, STOP 0x50, and STOP 0xA Errors...