Most commonly it results from overheating, from failed hardware (RAM, CPU, hardware bus, power supply, etc.), or from pushing hardware beyond its capabilities (e.g., overclocking a CPU).

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default....2kmsgs/1252.asp

This post has been edited by synz: May 30 2007, 08:54 PM

my BSOD occurs ONLY when my webcam is activated. it is not liddat b4 this. jus that the thing happened out of the sudden several days ago. now, whenever i activate my webcam, it jus jumps into the BSOD.

perhaps its becoz of the driver..last time i got blue screen when transferring the songs to my minidisc..

driver? wat's the prob? cos it's been doing very well all this while... jus suddenly this happens...

I'm forwarding a question with description as discrete as possible prior attaching a minidump file as the problem is with my non-tech savvy friend.

My friend's PC is currently facing an instant restart when he initiates Internet Explorer. A BSOD appeared with some error message and symbols then a restart occurs.

The problem appeared yesterday and showed when he initiates Internet Explorer with an active dialup connection. Somehow, his MSN Live Messenger functioned well. In fact, I did told him to try using other browser which are Firefox but it seems like he stopped using it for the moment and try to salvage and backup whatever in the laptop and be prepare for a reformatting .

Somehow, the formatting haven't occurs and I would like to know from some of the sifu or expert here who have witness such a problem regarding Internet Explorer or problems alike which might not be caused by IE.

He thought of using MS Restore to restore to a previous state but the last changes occurs to his PC was the installation of a demo version of SoundForge Foundry where after the uninstallation (after the BSOD incident) the problem still persist.

I hope some you guys could tell/suggest some premonition/ideas on the root of the problem superficially so that I can convince him that a format is not necessary for the moment.

I promise that I'll attach the minidump later for your diagnostic but for moment, any idea?

In simple word: PC reboot whenever IE is up and trying to surf a website with a short term BSOD.

I believe the snapshot at the front got a solution to disable the instant restart but as for the reason behind the IE-Restart thingy, it seems like I found an FAQ from Microsoft KB where there are 10 frequently asked questions on this issue. The most obvious one would be with the Display Driver as I found the other 9 possibility were too low.

However, the problem didn't occurs before this until yesterday.

Any chances that it's an OS corruption or IE corruption? I thought of telling to repair IE but it seems he had lost his WinXP CD...

Please help, thank you

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Added on May 21, 2007, 12:15 pmForget it, FORMATTED liao...sorry all...sigh...

This post has been edited by Kagaya: May 21 2007, 12:15 PM

We cant tell u much because we dont know what u have done to your computer through recent years. Mostly an approximation to extimate the problem only. Maybe you installed something that has the same priority with ur webcam? Maybe a new software that has video recording capabilities has changed your drivers setting? Many possibilities.

What I can recommend is, u update the driver for your webcam; or u reinstall your webcam (all software and drivers).

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Added on May 21, 2007, 6:26 pm
Long story -> summarised to:
PC restart when IE is launched. Problem not solved with system restore

Probably IE corruption, or a recent virus attack like "pokemon" cause this kinda things to happen.
Reinstalling IE or updating it to a newer version should solve the problem.

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Added on May 21, 2007, 6:30 pmThere is a simillar thread about IE restart here:
http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/460034

This post has been edited by ff7yta: May 21 2007, 06:30 PM

Previously I was doing the worm and some threat removal as guided by some forumer online, the worms I got are Vundo infection and Sasser worm, after doing some "hijack-ing" and also clear up those infection using Vundofix, I got the blue screen stating NDIS.SYS quite frequently.

and I got this:

DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL
NDIS.SYS
add F73F6BEF base at F73E0000 datestamp 4117EC3

and the dumps:
 MiniDump.zip ( 448.03k ) Number of downloads: 17


The frequency of occurance is about 2 hour. I'm not sure whether it is because of the previous virus removal causing this or the NIC/memory problem. Um.. I followed the debugger procedure but there are many symbol errors although i put in the line of code: "SRV*c:\websymbols*http://msdl.microsoft.com/download/symbols" .

Help~~~

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Added on May 25, 2007, 1:04 amErm... nvm.. i format my computer adi, seem like the previous viruses have cause these including the BSOD.

This post has been edited by Morph85: May 25 2007, 01:04 AM

DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL (d1)


this is my error i found from the minidump file ......

may i know wat shld i do to solve tis error ????
i had been go throught the r n d , most of them said that was driver problem ....

pls confirm me ..
thanks

can anybody explain to me in simple language....kind of blur la...

maybe you should attach your minidump so we can dig it out those errors.

minidump will be useful so that people will able to help you out.

As mentioned, there are several causes that lead to the problem.

GUYS! need help here. My laptop showed the blue screen and now i cant start my comp. I tried to recover it using the guidelines but still not working. Its vista btw.

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Added on June 2, 2007, 11:27 pmit is said that my hard drive has something wrong


This post has been edited by philyong: Jun 2 2007, 11:27 PM

Have you run chkdsk /f /r or the manufacturer's disk diagnostic programme.

What wrong with my damn PC for now?

It always crash once I started Warcraft3 and play it for more than 10 minute..

Someone please analyze this for me.

Here is my minidump file:



Attached File(s)
 Mini060407_02.zip ( 21.66k ) Number of downloads: 16

Make sure u installed the newest and suitable driver for your audio device model and operating system. Search for appropriate audio driver through windows update if needed.

i was AFK for a while without switching off my comp..
a while later...when i get back to my comp...this blue thingy prompt out..
research a lil bout this prob...if i am not mistaken..it is a software failure due to the SRS Audio Sandbox...another word..software to flash my audio..





what bout srs_sscfilter.sys?

This post has been edited by Street Force: Jun 5 2007, 12:23 AM

It's also part of SRS Audio Sandbox. Get latest update for this driver.

Thanks for your reply.

I will try the solution.

Cheer!

Sorry to bothering, can help me check my minidump too?



Attached File(s)
 minidump.zip ( 36.97k ) Number of downloads: 10

Try install the hotfix and see if it makes any difference

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details...&displaylang=en