Windows 7 :: Constant BSoD Crashes

NVidia Display Drivers (9800 GT) Constant BSOD Crashes
Since I've installed windows 7 64 bit I have been receiving constant BSOD crashes sometimes over 5 times a day.Â I researched around and found a program called blue screen view to log my crashes and kind of saw that the nvidia drivers were causing the blue screens most of the time however other drivers cause it too sometimes.

When I uninstall my nvidia 9800 gt driver that windows update installs my computer runs fine with no crashes. However when I let it install the driver or install a new driver over that one it always crashes.Â

If I uninstall the driver and then try and reinstall just the new driver I get an error every time saying that the NVidia setup doesnt recognize my hardware and the setup will exit. So I cannot even install the new drivers without windows update installing it first.

I have been reading a lot of similar stories where people with NVidia cards are having BSOD crashes constantly. Microsoft and NVidia you really need to fix this because my computer is pretty much unusable for the past few weeks now. Any one have any fixes or ideas how to fix this problem?

Posted: Sunday, November 22, 2009 7:48 AM

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BSOD With Constant Occurance
I've been running the Windows 7 Trial Candidate with all updates since launch. BSOD's have now been happening on my laptop with constant occurance as it starts up.

Posted: Friday, October 23, 2009 6:53 PM

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Constant BSOD, Cannot Find The Cause
I've been getting the blue screen consistently for several weeks now and dispite my trying and troubleshooting I can't find a cause. So far I've reinstalled Windows 7 RC, stopped using Kaspersky (I read it was causing problems for some), completely removed my video card, checked the memory and the HDD.

I'm at the end of my rope.Hopefully you fine folks can help me figure this pickle out? Let me know what I can provide that may help. For now here are two instances since I reinstalled Win7 RC:

Problem signature: Problem Event Name:Â BlueScreenÂ OS Version:Â 6.1.7100.2.0.0.256.1Â Locale ID:Â 4105

Additional information about the problem:Â

BCCode:Â 1000007eÂ BCP1:Â FFFFFFFFC0000005Â BCP2:Â FFFFF800028C8E49Â BCP3:Â FFFFF880009A99D8Â BCP4:Â FFFFF880009A9230Â OS Version:Â 6_1_7100Â Service Pack:Â 0_0Â Product:Â 256_1Problem signature:Â Problem Event Name:Â BlueScreenÂ OS Version:Â 6.1.7100.2.0.0.256.1Â Locale ID:Â 4105

Posted: Thursday, July 30, 2009 11:55 PM

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Build 7100, Constant 0x00000124 BSOD
I'm at my wits about this and for now, I will probably give up on RC1.

Three, 32-bit installations have produced thisÂ stop error: 0x00000124:

0x00000000
0x85A7301C
0xB66D4000
0x00000135

I had it happen on my first installation, reinstalled it, and it happen over & over again.

Thinking that I might have had a corrupt download, I downloaded and installed another copy.

I thought I was through the woods, but it happened on this latest copy of Build 7100 several hours ago.

And it can occur just sitting on the desktop, doing nothing (no running programs).

Reading through past threads, this apparently is a common problem with Build 7100.

Oddly, it seems that that the Beta versions did not have this problem.

Two things that I'm thinking could be related:

1.) I have tri-boot system: Vista, XP, and Windows 7 are each on their own seperate HDD.
2.) My Phenom II 940 CPU & NB are both overclocked, but completely stable on XP & Vista.

Posted: Tuesday, July 07, 2009 10:15 PM

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Are You Getting Bsod And Crashes ?
Then please go to C:WindowsMinidump

Zip the contents and attach to a post using the paperclip while starting a new thread.

I can have a look and we can most likely fix your issue(s) this way.

Posted: 12-01-2009

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Pc Crashes And BSOD
Yesterday I installed some software to help me partition my HDD. After the install my pc instantly crashed via BSOD. I cant even enter safe mode without this BSOD haunting me.

Ive tried to reformat with Windows 7, but now it wont even recognize my HDD.

My MB is a GA-MA770T UDP.

What do I do?

Posted: 10-30-2009 at 03:55:51 PM

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Win7 RC Crashes With BSOD
Starting IE8 or trying to run the device manager or the event viewer, WIN7 RC crashes with BSOD.

Clean installation on Sony Vaio VGC-JS1E_S, Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Duo E7200 2.53GHz, 3072 MB RAM, Intel(R) G45/G43 Express Chipset, BIOS: AMI R0202T4, 09.02.2009, Version 2.5, System up to date.

Posted: Monday, May 11, 2009 10:43 AM

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WHEA_UNCORRECTABLE_ERROR BSOD Crashes
I'm getting regular (every hour or so) BSOD crashes with the following details:

This was likely caused by the following module: hardware

Bugcheck code: 0x124 (0x0, 0xFFFFFA80047BE038, 0xB2000040, 0x800)
Error: WHEA_UNCORRECTABLE_ERROR

I run Vista x64 with a 100% stable system that I've extensively stress tested so I know there is no 'real' hardware issue.

Am I correct in assuming this is a driver issue? If so, is there any way I can isolate the driver?

Posted: Thursday, January 15, 2009 10:21 AM

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Frequent Crashes, BSoD
I recently built a pc for my nephew but had to leave installing windows to him because of a hardware issue (video card was doa, had to ship it back to newegg). Well, we've had problems with it since installing and have even gotten a couple blue screens in the process (error codes below).

The first couple of times he tried to install it he had issues where it would freeze mid install (he eventually got through the install by switching to a ps/2 mouse and keyboard instead of usb, for whatever reason this worked). After installing though he said he has had problems with seemingly random crashes. I had him make sure all drivers were installed, but I suspect we are still having some sort of hardware issue (possibly the mobo?). Can anyone help with the blue screen error reports below:

Problem signature:
Problem Event Name: BlueScreen
OS Version: 6.1.7600.2.0.0.768.3
Locale ID: 1033

Additional information about the problem:
BCCode: 3b
BCP1: 00000000C000001D
BCP2: FFFFF960000A9401
BCP3: FFFFF88007D48150
BCP4: 0000000000000000
OS Version: 6_1_7600
Service Pack: 0_0
Product: 768_1

Files that help describe the problem: C:WindowsMinidump

Posted: Tuesday, January 12, 2010 3:08 AM

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BSOD - I Had Been Having Regular Crashes
Hey Tom's! I hope everyone is well. I'm returning to the community with a problem I was having before. I have just upgraded from Windows 7 RC to Win 7 32 bit Enterprise Edition with no problems. Did a fresh install and had it formatted.

Just got my first BSOD/crash, and I had been having regular crashes (about once every 4-5 days) I don't think it's hardware related, probably driver, so I was hoping people could help narrow it down and kill this problem for good.

Here's the text of the BSOD:

Problem signature:
Problem Event Name:BlueScreen
OS Version:6.1.7600.2.0.0.256.4
Locale ID:1033

Additional information about the problem:
BCCode:1000008e
BCP1:C0000005
BCP2:828D1082
BCP3:8C28D920
BCP4:00000000
OS Version:6_1_7600
Service Pack:0_0
Product:256_1

Files that help describe the problem:
C:WindowsMinidump

Posted: 02-09-2010 at 09:22:54 AM

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BSOD: Pc Crashes Once In A While , With Blue Screens And Reboot
The pc crashes once in a while , with blue screens and reboot. I had the same prob with winxp so i installed Windows 7 supposing that restarts would stop...But nothing.. So far i have done these:

remove the tick on "automatically restart" -> (so i could see the blue screen..

update drivers, with device manager and driver genius -> nothing

update bios from asus website -> nothing

do check disk -> nothing

defrag -> nothing

usb legacy support disabled from bios (smwhere read that)->nothing

sptd.sys fixed -> nothing

Rc task disabled (read that too) -> nothing

sleep and hibernation set to never - >nothing

run memtest (3.5) but i have difficulties because when it starts testing (single cpu or multiple) at test 2 and 45% reboots. when i choose to run memtest previous version (3.4) it recognizes cpu as pentium 3 and completes the test with 10 errors at test 5.

I noticed that asus set to my memories timings 5-5-5-12 and voltage 1,8 , so i put timings 4-4-4-12 and voltage 2.2 (manufacture had these timings although gives voltage 2.0)

Posted: Friday, December 11, 2009 2:02 PM

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Aion: Tower Of Eternity Crashes / Causes BSOD
Okay. Basically the error happens within minutes of logging into the game. The application either locks up and renders everything useless or it causes a BSOD(error states that a required windows service ended or was shut down)

Anyone know how to fix this?

Posted: Wednesday, June 17, 2009 1:03 PM

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Acer Aspire 5710zg Freezes, BSOD And Crashes
win 7 on note acer aspire 5710zg freezes, BSOD and crashes.

It was twice! win 7 freezes on any application - opera9, ie8, windows media with HDD light on.

i checked my disk on errors by chkdsk. it's ok.

may be, it's hot temperature? how can i come down temperature of my hdd? everest shows 42-45C.

Posted: Tuesday, August 04, 2009 3:26 PM

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Constant Reboots Itself
Installed 7 over Vista.Â All OK for a week then 7 updates were installed.Â Now machine boots up and appears OK for about a minute.Â Then it reboots.Â Doesn't matter what I do or if I do nothing.Â Any ideas how to get going again.Â Windows 7 disk will not does not have boot capability.

Posted: Monday, August 24, 2009 2:00 AM

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Constant Firefox Error
I made the switch to Firefox from IE8 and i'm highly considering going back because of this annoying and disrupting error message. Take a look at the screen shot and give me a holla at what to do.

Posted: 07-13-2009

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Constant BSODs In RC1
I really hope someone can help me with my Windows 7 RC BSODs:

My machine is 3 years old:

Gigabyte GA-945p-s3 motherboard

Core2Duo E6400 - 2.13 GHz

RAM - 4 Gb DDR2, 2x1Gb 667 MHz & 1x2Gb 800 MHz. I just checked CPU-Z and it seems my max frequency is 400 MHz?

Ati Radeon 4890
HDD1: Maxtor 232 GB - XP & W7 partitions
HDD2: WD 465 GB - storage (2 partitions - in system info it says there is only one)
External USB WD My Book 465 GB.
PSU - LC 420 W
Wacom Intuos 3 tablet

I have Win7 RC installed since 11.6. and I'm getting up to 8 BSODs a day, although on few days I get none. Besides that, Windows services are failing like crazy - explorer.exe, DWM, audio, COM inter. (Windows Image viewer keeps crashing).

BSODs I get are usually 8E,7E and 7F, with occasional D1,50,19,FC & FE. Usually Im browsing trough Firefox, watching anime in KMplayer, or just doing nothing when it happens. And sometimes I have uTorrent running while it happens.

Sometimes I get 3 BSODs almost one after another and sometimes there is just one and a long time of none. They are almost always related to win32k.sys, dxgkrnl.sys, dxgmms1.sys (or it doesnt say). And a few times I got sometihng like: Windows detected a serious error and will restart in one minute.

Event Log is full of different error codes so I dont know which to post, most errors are:

explorer.exe, Explorer.EXE (both point to explorer.exe in C:/Windows, but I noticed in Task manager I usually have 2 explorer.exe running with all windows closed.)

WmiApRpl - EventID: 3011 Source: LoadPerf
DWM.exe
svchost.exe
lsm.exe or lsass.exe failed with status code 255, Source: Wininit, EventID: 1015
SearchIndexer.exe
Audiodg.exe

I tried repair install and clean reinstall many times but I always get similar BSODs (since I had build 7048), I did memory check, disk check, sfc scannow, I did BIOS upgrade to F7c (from F6), I have updated drivers.

I tried searching for BSOD codes but all I get is that its probably a hardware related error. I have to mention I have dual boot with XP and it's running fine without any problems.

I would attach a few Minidumps if anyone can read them and tell me whats wrong. But I dont know how to do that.

I really hope someone can help me, this is driving me crazy but I still dont want to quit and go back to XP ... I just love this OS.

Posted: Thursday, July 16, 2009 6:19 PM

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Constant Message In IE8
Do you want to open previous tabs or do you want to go to your home page? I get this all the time even if I actually close the browser and shutdown. When I open my browser, I want to go to my home page, no ifs ands or buts...

I can boot my vista up, wait. then click on my browser, go make a sandwich, come back to find that message staring me in the face... instead of me being able to whiz on the Internet..... I have to say "yes I want to go to my homepage......" I think it is part of the dumbing down of America. Can't we just do something the first time without all the questions?

Posted: Wednesday, September 30, 2009 1:10 AM

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EXPLORER.EXE Crashes, MMC.EXE Crashes, Moviemaker.exe Error
I want to love Win7 so badly, but this is just crazy. I'm about to go back to good old XP, simply for the stability. I'm about fed up with Windows 7 after only using it for two weeks. Off of a brand new and formatted clean install, with only Norton NIS 2010, Itunes, Adobe Reader, and Firefox 3.5.7 installed, I get constant explorer.exe crashes.

Shortly followed by an mmc.exe crash, then it just gets caught up in a never-ending explorer.exe crash that only a reboot resolves, for a short time. All drivers are up to date, and all Win 7 updates have been applied.

I've even formatted and re-installed Win7 only to have explorer begin crashing a day later. This is all on a stock Dell Inspiron 545 quad core, 8GB RAM, etc. I'm very tech savvy and am about jump off of the Win 7 bandwagon. Maybe the Apple Mac commercials are correct, another fumbled attempt at a stable OS from Microsoft?

After extensive reading, it appears that many others are suffering through this ____ also. Some get it while attempting to right click any icon, some when launching apps, some, like me , for no apparent reason at all. I don't ever get the BSOD, but the computer is essentially non-functional due to explorer restarting all the time.

I've done a ton of reading and have tried sfc /scannow, which found no errors. I've tried shellexview, to no avail for the context handlers. I've uninstalled and re-installed all non-MS apps. I've tried everything that I've read, and it eventually starts crashing again. It is very random, and I can find no patterns that cause the explorer crashing.

It works for two days, then goes haywire. Sometimes it only works for an hour before the explorer crashes begin. And yes, this is a fully licensed and legal copy of Win 7 Pro that I purchased through CDW. A side note, this computer ran WIN XP perfectly. All hardware has been tested and is perfect. If anyone has found a fix for this issue, then please chime in! Below are the errors that populate the Event Viewer:

Activation context generation failed for "c:program files (x86)windows livephoto galleryMovieMaker.Exe".Error in manifest or policy file "c:program files (x86)windows livephoto galleryWLMFDS.DLL" on line 8. Component identity found in manifest does not match the identity of the component requested.

Posted: Saturday, January 09, 2010 7:28 PM

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Constant Access Denied Messages
Is there anyway to tone down the access permissions in windows 7? it is driving me crazy.Â I just installed a 3D engine called panda- something that took me minutes to get running on XP and linux.Â Unfortunately I can not run the samples via the command line using "python filename".Â

I have taken ownership of the folder, gone through all the security/privacy options but am still getting "python: cannot open file 'filename': [Errno 13]: permission denied.Â It seems every day I am running into these sorts of problems which I never saw on XP.

How can I solve this problem (I am assuming it is a security issue with python so maybe I should direct this question to a python forum too?

And how can I have a more usable system that doesn't take all these extra steps to get simple things done inside windows 7?

Posted: Sunday, August 09, 2009 5:30 AM

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Constant Blue Screens When Using The Internet
I have being running Windows 7 Home edition for three days now and in that time I have probably experienced about 30 blue screens.

It always seems to happen when I have a browser open and am either downloading a file or have multiple browser windows open.

Posted: Monday, October 26, 2009 9:57 AM

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Constant Hard Drive Activity
I installed Windows 7 RC. When ever I am booted into Windows 7 one of my hard drives (probably not system drive - sounds like my secondary storage drive) is constantly working. Not very much but still making sounds.

I have completely turned off indexation, there is no automatic defrag going on. I have set a constant size to the paging file and there is no antivirus activity going on. The hard drive is making noise even when the system is idle for a long time and also when I am using it.

The processes tab in the task monitor shows no process that is using CPU.

What can this hard drive activity be?

Posted: 10-29-2009

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Constant System Restore Error
Now on to the issue I have run into.

** I am currently running WIN 7 Ultimate 64 Bit RTM **

Every single time I try to use system restore, it comes back with the exact same error, on reboot:

{"System restore did not complete successfully. Your computer's system files and settings were not changed. Details:

Unspecified error occurred during System Restore. (0xc0000043)"}

I have tried different system restore points, (within Windows), but it does not seem to fix the issue. I have also tried disabling my security software, (KIS 2010), and that doesn't seem to help either.

The puzzling thing is that when I run system restore in safe mode it seems to work no problem, but it just will not work within windows itself, (normal boot).

Posted: 08-04-2009

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Constant Audio Popping With Different Cards
I have recently switched from XP - 32 bit to Windows7 64 bit Home Premium via an upgrade license.

When I did the “upgrade” I chose to format the hard drive before installing Windows 7. When I performed the upgrade, I had my Creative X-Fi Extreme Music in my board’s only PCI slot. (Check my profile for my rigs specs). Once I started playing audio files, I noticed popping and clicking. I remember reading that X-Fi cards are famous for this so instead of fighting it, I just decided to uninstall the card and use the Onboard sound (Realtek AC97).

I uninstalled all the Creative software and when I uninstalled the hardware through device manager, I select the option to remove the driver. I rebooted, and enabled my onboard sound. I downloaded the most up to date audio drivers from Gigabyte (my motherboard OEM) and installed said drivers. I immediately noticed the same popping and clicking.

This surprised me so I looked at possibly flashing my motherboard BIOS. Upon reading the notes for what they changed to the BIOS, none of the updates sounded like they could have anything to do with my issue. Those notes are below:

1. Improve VGA card compatibility
2. Improve S3 resume compatibility
3. Intel®Core™ i7 processor D-0 stepping support.
4. Enhance Core i7 D0 stepping compatibility
5. Fix abnormal messages from EasyTune 6 and DES in Vista
6. Update new CPU microcode

I did not flash the motherboard BIOS. Instead I decided to try one of my recording sound cards. This one being an external USB sound card. A Line6 Toneport UX-2. I had the SAME clicking issue but since this soundcard has the ability to change the buffer memory, I gave that a try. I extended the buffer all the way to 4096MB. This seemed to help, but now the audio only clicked once every 10 seconds instead of every 5.

I did some digging and someone said that X-Fi cards click because the memory of the machine exceeds 4gig. I brought up MSCONFIG, changed the usable memory to 4gig. I uninstalled my Line 6, and downloaded Driver Cleaner to clean out the Creative and the Realtek drivers, booted into safe mode, deleted the registry keys and remaining drivers for the X-Fi manually. Shutdown, reinstalled the X-Fi and have the same clicking and popping.

I am now at a loss and throw myself before you to help. Let me know if there is something I am missing and thanks again for taking the time to read this book. I just want to be thorough so you knew what I had tried.

Posted: 11-09-2009

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Problem With Clean Install: Constant Rebooting
I've got a problem with my recently bought (retail) Windows 7 home premium, which fails to install correctly (I've read the tutorial).

I had XP and want a clean install. I booted via the dvd using the 64-bit version, chose languages etc. (step 3 in the tutorial) and custom install (step 6). I deleted the two partitions I had, and used all 'unallocated space' to install the OS on. It all went smoothly: copying, expanding, installing features and updates.. no problem. Then, the system rebooted itself, as it told me it would. so again, no problems so far.

When it rebooted, I first chose not change the boot sequence and see what happened - this didn't work, as upon booting via the dvd I got back to the language selection menu (screen 3 in the forum's tutorial).

So, I rebooted the system and changed the boot sequence: hard disk first. Again a reboot, and then I got the screen 'Windows starting' with the 'coloured balls' forming the windows logo.

This is where it went wrong: the system reboots itself, and this is continuous process. Windows then gives you the option to go to safe mode or to repair the installation - when I chose safe mode, Windows actually 'progressed' booting until i got the message 'cannot finalise the installation in safe mode, please reboot' or words like that. So this didn't work, nor did the repair: windows 7 doesn't seem to think anything needs to be repaired and I have no idea what needs to be repaired.

Is this a driver issue? I have no hardware connected other than the Maxtor HD and the video card. The hardware seems to work properly during installation. I have tried both the 64-bit and the 32-bit discs, which give the same results. If it is a driver issue, how and when during the installation process am I to install these?

(I have at least located some of the mainboard/SATA drivers (MSI Global ? Computer, Laptop, Notebook, Desktop, Mainboard, Graphics and more), but not all are explicitly compatible with windows 7.)

Two notes: (1) I didn't run the Windows 7 upgrade advisor, being (stupidly) confident that it would run on my system. Moreover, I didn't have SP2 installed at that time (even more stupidly), so I couldn't run the program in the first place.

(2) I can't call Microsoft, since it's weekend and, more importantly, I don't have the product ID which you need to enter first before you get a number to contact them (at least, that's how it works in the Netherlands). Obviously, having bought the reatil version, I do have a legit product key but this (apparently) is not the same thing as a product ID.

Posted: 11-01-2009

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Constant BSODs On Clean Win7 Install
STOP: 0x00000124

Problem signature:
Problem Event Name: BlueScreen
OS Version: 6.1.7100.2.0.0.256.1
Locale ID: 1033

Additional information about the problem:
BCCode: 124
BCP1: 00000000
BCP2: 85EB001C
BCP3: B64CA000
BCP4: 81000135
OS Version: 6_1_7100
Service Pack: 0_0
Product: 256_1

I've tried reinstalling all my drivers, flashing my bios, running chkdsk /f, with no luck.

Posted: Sunday, September 13, 2009 1:58 AM

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Constant Reboots With NVIDIA 9800M GT (Samsung R710)
I have been trawling this site since Oct 22 for help with my problem, some pointers have worked to some extent but now I have reached a dead end so here's my post:

I have custom installed Windows 7 64 over an OEM Vista Home Premium on my Samsung R710 - a very pretty little laptop. Everything works great except the driver for my video card, an Nvidia 9600M GT. According to Dev Manager my GPU is currently running under a VGA compatible video controller which can only give me basic video display, no Aero or proper gaming display.

After struggling to find an Nvidia driver that would recognize my card similar to other posters in this forum, I came across the 186.81 driver

(186.81_notebook_win7_winvista_64bit_international_whql) on the Nvidia site. Using Internet Explorer, this driver is automatically detected for my system and after downloading detects my GPU and installs right over the VGA driver. Great.

Not so great: I cannot boot into Windows 7. I get the 'Windows is Starting' screen with the whirling lights and the beatific windows logo shining away but just before the mouse pointer should appear the display completely switches off (not black screen) and reboots ad infinitum. Only a safe mode disinstall of 186.81 and 2 reboots will allow to get back into Windows 7 with the VGA driver back in control.

The funny thing is, after looking at other peoples problems on this site I DID get 186.81 to work for a few hours. Aero was working and I was playing the new Dyson game on Steam, but a sudden reboot dropped me into the cycle described above.

Because I had also done some messing around with the OEM drivers from Samsung I thought I had screwed something up; so, I executed a recovery back to Vista and a completely new custom install of Windows 7 64. I reinstalled 186.81 but immediately met the same reboot problem.

Now then. I have tried monkeying around with the VGA driver file: vgapnp.sys in system32 (no change to reboot situation), looking at ntbtlog.txt (completely fruitless), updating the BIOS from Samsung (this driver fails to load in Windows 7), every driver someone has recommended (the drivers usually install but result in same reboot situation) and the MS Update Catalog drivers (same reboot deal).

Essentially, I can get a compatible Nvidia driver to install but my system will not accept it and reboots until remove the offending driver in safe mode.

Posted: 10-28-2009

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Constant Reboot Abit I-N73HD (x86 32bit)
I am trying to get windows 7 to install on my Abit I-N73HD board. The system work fine with XP & Vista. I start a clean install and could not get pass the installation process. It goes to write and save registry section (last leg on the install) and then reboot the PC. The reboot continue on until I unplug power. I am using the latest bios version 13 with 2GB of RAM and Intel DuoCore E5200.

I do not see any BSOD or anything, just constant reboot.

Posted: 05-08-2009

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Constant Event ID 51 On Drives Attached Via 1394 Firewire
I had upgraded from Vista 64 Ultimate to Win7 Ultimate RTMÂ but gotÂ tried of all the interface freezes. So as everyone always suggests, I did a clean install of Win7 64 Ulitmate RTM and now I keep thousands of event id 51 errors on the external drives attached via firewire.

Needless to say this never happened before and it's on 3 different drives. I have played with enabling and disabling caching and reinstalling the driver. BTW it's an intel mother board with the TI 1394 controller. Below is one of the event log errors. Does anyone have suggestions?

Posted: Wednesday, September 02, 2009 1:17 AM

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Constant Glitching - Firewire Sound Card Problems
I have had my Art Tubefire8 firewire working fine since the first beta release. After the initial problem of having to run the firewire card in legacy driver mode but since the relase candidate I am getting constant glitching which seems connected to any disk drive activity.

Something has been changed I guess and it has upset things with my card. There is no longer any need to reinstall the old legacy card driver to get the card recognized but it makes no difference if I switch to it. any ideas what has changed and what I can do to sort this constant glitching? The firewire card is a Ti chipset by the way.

Posted: Wednesday, May 27, 2009 10:21 AM

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