Jim
December 6th 03, 08:58 PM
>-----Original Message-----
>My Windows XP laptop is periodically getting the blue
screen of death and
>rebooting. I have been sending the error reports to
Microsoft, which
>indicates that the problem is caused by a device driver.
>
>Unfortunately, when I get the blue screen, my computer
immediately reboots
>before I have a chance to read the message on the blue
screen. Is there any
>way to see what this information is. Does anyone have
any idea how to
>identify which driver is causing the problem? (I made a
number of changes
>over the last month or so, but don't have a clue which
change may be
>responsible for the problem).
>
>Thanks,
>--
>Mike Schumann
>
>
>.
>After you uncheck the auto-restart and get to view a stop
code error, then either search Microsoft K.B. site or post
this exact error message. Open your Event Viewer in the
Administrative Tools, in control panel to check for any
related error or warning messages there.
>My Windows XP laptop is periodically getting the blue
screen of death and
>rebooting. I have been sending the error reports to
Microsoft, which
>indicates that the problem is caused by a device driver.
>
>Unfortunately, when I get the blue screen, my computer
immediately reboots
>before I have a chance to read the message on the blue
screen. Is there any
>way to see what this information is. Does anyone have
any idea how to
>identify which driver is causing the problem? (I made a
number of changes
>over the last month or so, but don't have a clue which
change may be
>responsible for the problem).
>
>Thanks,
>--
>Mike Schumann
>
>
>.
>After you uncheck the auto-restart and get to view a stop
code error, then either search Microsoft K.B. site or post
this exact error message. Open your Event Viewer in the
Administrative Tools, in control panel to check for any
related error or warning messages there.