BSOD in WINXP

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vk123

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I have AMD system with AMD athlon xp 2000+ and ASUS A7n266-vm motherboard

with onboard Geforce 2 graphics

I have 512 mb ram as two 256 modules

I have a ADSL USB modem Xavi 7005q

I think the there is a conflict between the modem and display drivers

When i am browsing the net suddenly the f*king blue screen of death comes

here are the pics

please help me

*img191.exs.cx/img191/4362/image0108ar.jpg

*img191.exs.cx/img191/1016/image0113zs.jpg
 
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theraven

Technomancer
dude cmon
windows error msgs mean a hell of a lot
temme what it says after the stop 0X0000000A ?
and does it include a particular file name thats causing the error ?
plz give sufficient information for proper help
anyways here are somethings i found with that information
*support.microsoft.com/?kbid=818326
*northtechs.com/blscreen.htm


check this site first tho
*www.aumha.org/win5/kbestop.htm
 
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vk123

Broken In
thanks for the help guys..

i get this filename NVDISP.dll which is my nvidia driver file i guess
 
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gamefreak14

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I had the same error, but for a diff issue.
What you can do:-
1. Remove your hardware from "Device manager", select uninstall, then reinstall.
2. As u can see , it's an IRQ based problem, which means ur IRQ has been assigned to two or more devices, aka an IRQ conflict.
3. Try setting your bios to "default / factory settings".
Do reply if u get it solved... :D
 
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gamefreak14

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I had the same error, but for a diff issue.
What you can do:-
1. Remove your hardware from "Device manager", select uninstall, then reinstall.
2. As u can see , it's an IRQ based problem, which means ur IRQ has been assigned to two or more devices, aka an IRQ conflict.
3. Try setting your bios to "default / factory settings".
Do reply if u get it solved... :D
 
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gamefreak14

Journeyman
I had the same error, but for a diff issue.
What you can do:-
1. Remove your hardware from "Device manager", select uninstall, then reinstall.
2. As u can see , it's an IRQ based problem, which means ur IRQ has been assigned to two or more devices, aka an IRQ conflict.
3. Try setting your bios to "default / factory settings".
Do reply if u get it solved... :D
 
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