Blue Screen!!!
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hi and welcome to our forum timmid, have fun here and use the search button to tap into the wealth of information here.
i believe the forum is littered with advice on antispy ware bro.
http://www.cdrbase.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=25313
i believe the forum is littered with advice on antispy ware bro.
http://www.cdrbase.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=25313
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timmid
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Hi & welcome to the Forum join in & enjoy your visits
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Why not go here & introduce yourself to the Forum
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Have Fun >>> The-poacher - Super Moderator
RASTABT
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Also you may want to visit here http://www.xp-antispy.de/ and download XPAntiSpy 3.7
dx
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timmid once again welcome to the group!
A few questions for you...
The "blue screens" you describe are BSOD's (Blue Screen Of Death) or Windows Activation screens?
When you change out the Mobo's, you are reinstalling XP Pro every time, right?!
My advice will follow when I know which of these issues is occurring.
A few questions for you...
The "blue screens" you describe are BSOD's (Blue Screen Of Death) or Windows Activation screens?
When you change out the Mobo's, you are reinstalling XP Pro every time, right?!
My advice will follow when I know which of these issues is occurring.
Shadey
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little odd changing ur mobo so often
those blue screens arent a result of any spy ware from mr gates - its a warning that something seriously wrong with the setup. likely cause is you still have device drivers for devices from your old mobo not supported on your new mobo.
its not a good idea to go changing ur mobo so often without re-installing the os - though - if u insist - there might be away to minimise the occurances for BSODs.
Try unistalling all system devices provided through your old mobo - before u go swapping it out for the new mobo - this way any old - system devices (not talking about your PCI or AGP cards, but everything provided on board mobo) and drivers wont intrfere with the new mobo system devices.
Not the best option - but could help reduce occurances of BSODs. I would say re-installin the os with new mobo is a better option.
those blue screens arent a result of any spy ware from mr gates - its a warning that something seriously wrong with the setup. likely cause is you still have device drivers for devices from your old mobo not supported on your new mobo.
its not a good idea to go changing ur mobo so often without re-installing the os - though - if u insist - there might be away to minimise the occurances for BSODs.
Try unistalling all system devices provided through your old mobo - before u go swapping it out for the new mobo - this way any old - system devices (not talking about your PCI or AGP cards, but everything provided on board mobo) and drivers wont intrfere with the new mobo system devices.
Not the best option - but could help reduce occurances of BSODs. I would say re-installin the os with new mobo is a better option.