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[Eagle of Fire]

Originally posted by Eagle of Fire @ Apr 17 2005+ 08:57 AM--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (Eagle of Fire @ Apr 17 2005 @ 08:57 AM)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'>
Win XP don't have blue screens. If you see something else than normal in XP then you're probably better to format and reinstall... [/b]

<!--QuoteBegin-R Havell @ Apr 17 2005@ 10:37 AM
Yes it does, I've seen several, it's just that they come up only whe nthere is something serious instead of just a small problem, as it used to come up. Last time this happened I unplugged my hard drive, took it round a friend's, copied all my crap onto his system, fixed it, and then got all my stuff back from my friend. [/quote]

Which is exactly what I was saying.

[NrmMyth]

:ranting: Can't get to safe mode, while logging to safe mode the computer simply restarts...

[konfliktPL]

Just post here what is exactly written on this blue screen. We will see what we can do.
Did You install new software or hardware recently? Does the screen reappear after restart? In what circumstances it has appeared?
:bye:

[NrmMyth]

Well I think my problem is partially solved, modem is working now, only thing is that I can't delete the false one becouse can't get to the safe mode!
And if I try to delete it in normal mode then i get the BSoD...

[MdaG]

Man am I glad I don't have to mess with BSODs. I used to get them when I used Win98.

[DeathDude]

BSOD are annoying I had a bunch for the last 3 months, sometimes my comp would freeze on me, other times it would reboot, then the blue screen on top of all of that, annoyed the heck out of me, I think the cause was actually a controller I had been using and it conflicted with something, like my anti virus, but glad that they are gone now.

[MdaG]

Those bloody BSODs made me switch to Linux and I haven't regretted the switch yet. Once I also got an undeletable folder. :ranting:

[Caged]

HEY!!! wow... I ACTUALLY KNOW HOW TO SOLVE THIS ONE FOR YA!!!!!

Every now and again i get bored and play with the different programs for removing bugs. Yeah, did i mention i was bored?

BUT ANYWAY!!! I KNOW WHAT YOU HAVE TO DO!!!!

You will need a copy of hijackthis.exe
HijackThis comes with an added feature which allows you to specify a file to be deleted at startup.
(Intended for use against those REALLY nasty bugs, such as you appear to have)
Run the .exe file and it brings up HijackThis, go into Misc. Tools. Under System Tools click "Delete a file on reboot". Find your file and reboot. BAM!!! File nuked.

Hope this solves your problem. In any case, please write back whether or not it helped for my own reference. k: [/b]

[Reup]

Isn't Hijack this for removing SpyWare and the likes. I don't think a faulty driver could be fixed with this!?

@NrmMyth
You could try to disable the driver through the Recovery Console: Here's a little help on this.
Microsoft official info.
You need an installation disc of XP to enter the RC.

Edit: @nrmMyth

[MdaG]

Originally posted by Reup@Apr 19 2005, 07:56 AM
Isn't Hijack this for removing SpyWare and the likes. I don't think a faulty driver could be fixed with this!?
You could try to disable the driver through the Recovery Console: Here's a little help on this.
Microsoft official info.
You need an installation disc of XP to enter the RC.

I think he's referring to my "immortal" folder...