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by ar_shashikumar Accepted solution
by craig herberg Accepted solution
See if this KB article helps you.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/246243
I hope this helps.
Craig Herberg
http://info-safety.com
by ar_shashikumar Accepted solution
by w2ktechman Accepted solution
and extra 'add in' cards if that does not help.
This may help id the problem.
In the BSOD does it list the driver name?
Also try re-installing the USB drivers for your MB or USB card. Often the USB drivers for an MB are located in the 'chipset' drivers package.
AN OS update may be conflicting with something previously installed properly as well. Or a device may be malfunctioning, both of which a sys restore may not help with.
by ar_shashikumar Accepted solution
by Former member Accepted solution
I been through this and i can say 100% that your harddrive is begining to fail, do not do anything more to your computer but (if possible) get another computer (or harddrive) and do a full copy of your harddrive. the less bootups you do on your computer at this time will give you just enough time to do a full copy.
Hope this works for you. Please post back if you are still having the same problem.
by ar_shashikumar Accepted solution
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