Vista - BSoD and Game Crash Crashing and just restarts

All my games crash when trying to play on My "new" Vista 32 bit operation
system, The come up with blue screen of death, well the memory dump screen
one, and sometimes just freezes then restarts automaticly, i try to run
Battlefield 2, Test Drive, Medieval 2 Total war, Call of Duty 2. I also
tryed ithem on a 64 bit Vista But still the same problems, i just bought a
new processor and bought 64 bit vista with it... my computer is

AMD ATHLON 64 3200+
nVidia 7950 gt XFX
on board sound AC97
mother board is an MSI K8MM3

I dont know what to do...

By the Way I am now currently using 32 bit Vista

"Or-oh" wrote:

On Tue, 08 Jan 2008 19:27:00 -0800, Or-oh wrote:
I would see if this is a driver problem. Try either upgrading to the
latest video/sound drivers, or maybe even downgrading to an older version
of the drivers.



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"Or-oh" <Or-oh@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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I think Call of duty takes 1Gig of Memory.
How much RAM does your system have?


"Or-oh" wrote:

And make sure your video card is seated good.




"Or-oh" <Or-oh@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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On the compatibility tab for the actual program in properties
( not the shortcut) click on settings for all users.

select run this program in compatibility mode for
XP SP2, and at the bottom, click "run as administrator.

If it works, try taking off the run as admin button to
avoid having to type the admin password.

I run BF2 and AA:O with no problems.


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"Or-oh" <Or-oh@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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thanks ill try that Curt and to Mick Murphy, i have enough ram, it only needs
256 to run and 512mb reccomended i have 2gb, also i made sure that video card
is in all the way and got the latest drivers.

"Curt" wrote:

Could be a PSU.

Or-oh wrote:Download WinDbg from Microsoft, and use that to analyse the memory dump.

Go to:

http://www.microsoft.com/whdc/devtoo...ebugstart.mspx

Download "Install Debugging Tools for Windows 32-bit Version", load up
WinDbg and set up the symbol information as described in that document.

Load the minidump from a crash and use the command:

!analyze -v

The result should give you a good idea of what is going on. If that
doesn't show you the way to fix it, try posting the result here.

Alun Harford