Memory can be the cause of many stop codes. However, I've often blamed the memory when something else caused the problems. Just don't jump to conclusions too quickly
I had a similar issue when installing drivers for a TNT card. The latest drivers from Nvidia, even though it listed the card as a supported device, did not work with the card. I had to search the site for the specific driver needed for the card.
I wondered the same question. I'm going to have to return a Dlink wireless cardbus adapter because it is not compatible with windows 98FE, only 98SE. I emailed tech support to make sure I wasn't making a mistake but they stated that "there is no way to make the adapter compatible with 98FE." I'm...
This has happened on another machine. It looks like the onboard video driver is conflicting with the installed video card. The easiest thing to do is uninstall the driver for onboard video since I don't have the option to disable it.
I have a pc at work that has generated several different stop codes. They are:
The computer has rebooted from a bugcheck. The bugcheck was: 0x000000d1 (0x00000000, 0x00000002, 0x00000001, 0x8842b6d4). Microsoft Windows 2000 [v15.2195]. A dump was saved in...
We use a proxy server but users are able to bypass the proxy by changing setting under Tools>Internet Options>Connections Tab>Lan Settings. Using gpedit you can disable changing the settings but we believe some users have figured out how to use gpedit
windows does have a genuine validation tool that must be downloaded before you can download any updates. If you happen to possess a version of windows that is not "genuine" i.e. hacked, then that is the problem.
I'm looking for a used 9800 PRO or 6600 gt with a reasonable price. I don't see the point in buying a new one when I can find one that is cheaper. Especially now that a lot of people are upgrading to higher end cards.