I think this is where this goes( problem)

DogDragon

I got the blue screen and this is what it said
stop:0x0000000A( 0xFFFFFAC0087E0928, 0x000000000000000C,
0000000000000001, 0xFFFFF80001EA9CD1

The pc is a HP Pavilion
product # KQ496AA
model a6530f

This is third time this happen, but it don't happen all the time.
I just want to know what is happening so I can take the part out,
the software off.
Thanks
It's running Vista

DogDragon

i think I found the answer here
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/930261
just want make sure it's right

kryyst

Well if you have an nvidia chipset or 4gb of ram, then yeah I'd say that's the likely culprit. Usually that cryptic message is a driver issue.

DogDragon

kryyst wrote:

Well if you have an nvidia chipset or 4gb of ram, then yeah I'd say that's the likely culprit. Usually that cryptic message is a driver issue.

It has both but that wasn't the answer So you say a driver issue?
I'll check that out, I was going to start spybot, malware, and the rest of that root
of checking. Thanks

DogDragon

Hey kyyst

I updated the drivers there was 8 out of date.
But still get bluescreen here's the stop
stop: 0X00000050 (0XFFFFFAC004D03448,0X0000000000000000,
0XFFFFF80001EE0692,0X0000000000000005

tHANKS



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kryyst

Did you use windows drivers for the video card or the latest from nvidia? I would suggest trying the newest nvidia ones if you haven't.

Also it's possible that it's your RAM so I'd suggest you get and run memtest86. Though usually that 050 is driver not RAM.

DogDragon

I used Driver Detective to scan and find the drivers for me, I'll try to look up the driver
myself on nvidia. But that will have to wait till saturday and I will do a memtest.

DogDragon

I did the drivers myself and all seem to be working, but let's give it a couple days
and see.
Thanks

DogDragon

another blue screen come up and here are the numbers 0x000000D1(0xFFFFFA7FC4E55125,0x0000000000000002,0x0000000000000001,0xFFFFFA600308057C

kryyst

Seems to be related to a mouse or usb driver error.

DogDragon

kryyst wrote:

Seems to be related to a mouse or usb driver error.

Ok so now do the drivers for the mouse and usb s
Should the restore disks have these or do I have to look them up online?

kryyst

You should just be able to use the default ones from windows. Their generic drivers are normally good enough, unless it's a really obscure mobo or newer then the windows update database.