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BSOD possibly due to hardware on shutdown?
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Posted by: gaz
I'm not really one for these kinds of things (notably why I hang around the software/console boards) but I wouldn't mind knowing why this happens.
Every so oftern (It's happened about three times now, twice in sucession), after shutdown windows jerks up a BSOD with a "stop" error code on it. I don't have the stop code, but it does say "IRQL is less or equal", and to be frank, I have no idea what that is bar that it is proberbly a hardware problem.
Can anyone give me an insight into what this is? It's not really critical, but I don't like getting a BSOD when I shutdown at random ocassions.
Thanks in advance.
EDIT: Wow, I forgot my hardware details...
I'm running;
Windows XP Home SP2
ASUS A7N8X-VM motherboard
AMD Athlon 2600+ 333MHz
512MB RAM
Geforce FX 5200 128MB
Maxtor HDD
Integrated sound controller (On an nForce2 chipset)
SoftV92 Dialup modem (On a PCI slot, enabled but not in use)
Posted by: redwench
that can be either an irq conflict (hardware) or driver problem (software). try moving your pci cards around.
Posted by: gaz
Thanks, I'll look into that then, and I'll say if the message ever comes up again...
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