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    Olli is offline Junior Member
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    XP crashes

    Hello all,
    I have a problem with Windows XP.
    When I have used it for a random time (usually 3-4 days) XP crashes, the screen shows lots of colorful lines what are blinking. Then I need to restart system from the power button.

    OS: XP PRO SP3
    HDD: 500GB
    RAM: 4GB
    GPU: Nvidia GeForce 8300
    CPU: AMD Athlon 7750

    And I use standby mode.

    How I could solve this issue?
    Thanks,

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    Re: XP crashes

    Hi there.

    C:\Windows\Minidump

    Copy the files in there to any other folder then zip them. Attach the zip to a post here. I'll have a look for ya.

    While you are waiting for a reply, you can go ahead and install the latest video card driver:

    http://www.nvidia.com/object/winxp-2...ql-driver.html

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    Re: XP crashes

    Do those files contain some personal information ?

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    Re: XP crashes

    Absolutely none whatsoever, not in the least. Only hardware and driver information, along with debugging information on why the crash took place.

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    Re: XP crashes

    Ok,here is the file:
    DataFileHost - Mini062910-01.zip

    Thank you very much!

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    Re: XP crashes

    Do I need to uninstall something before installing new GPU drivers? Or do I just run the file?

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    Re: XP crashes

    The newest file of a crash is from September, so if you've installed or changed anything since then, it is not included at all and for that reason, it is impossible to fully look at everything. But let's fix what we can:

    1) Update the Realtek HD Audio driver. Run it once, reboot then run it again:

    RtkHDAud RtkHDAud.sys Tue May 20 05:53:21 2008

    Realtek

    2) Extract my attachment to a folder then go in the 32 folder inside of it. Double click the .exe to run it and it will update this old driver that needs it. Do not worry about how the file says Win7:

    ASACPI ASACPI.sys Thu Aug 12 22:52:52 2004

    3) Definitely update the video card driver from the link in my post above:

    nv4_disp nv4_disp.dll Sun Sep 27 20:21:53 2009

    4) If you still have issues, uninstall Sun VirtualBox. Then after, if issues continue, post new crash dumps. Also include a screen shot of a free program called CPU-Z. We need to see the memory and spd tabs.

    Good luck and enjoy.
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    Re: XP crashes

    Quote Originally Posted by Olli View Post
    Do I need to uninstall something before installing new GPU drivers? Or do I just run the file?
    Just run the file and it's good.

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    Re: XP crashes

    Thank you for your instructions. I´ll try them later this day.

    But, I had Sun Virtualbox in my computer some times ago, but uninstalled it. When I installed it, my computer crashed. In internet connections list there is still "Virtualbox Host-Only Network".

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    Re: XP crashes

    Hello!
    I am really sorry for delayed answer, I have been very busy these days.

    now I tell you about installation process:

    step 1) I tried your link given,but it shows some chooses to me. And I don´t know what to choose.
    step 2) I went to 32 folder and double clicked exe file, then command line appeared,and after very short time, disappeeard.
    step 3) I done it and succesfully installed.
    step 4) I looked for ´Sun virtualbox´ in revo uninstaller & Remove program dialog and it does not show it (please look my post above)

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