3 BSOD's today

[lordbob75]

Once again, memory issue. I would think you have enough RAM, but you could put in more....

Run chkdsk to look for any corrupted sectors. This error is caused by not enough memory, or (more likely) a corrupted SCSI or IDE driver. Run updates, and chkdsk.

~Lordbob

 

[lordbob75]

Also, it could be a bad printer driver.

1. Go to the Control Panel and click Printers
2. Right-click on the white space and click "Run as administrator > Server Properties"
3. Click on the "Drivers" tab, click on the offending printer and click on the "Remove" button.

When prompted, click "Remove driver and driver package."

Answer "Yes" when prompted to delete the driver.
4. You will then see a dialog indicating that driver package information has been collected. Click on the "Delete" button.
5. Back in the printer list, delete the offending printer by clicking on it and pressing the Delete key on your keyboard.

For really stubborn printers that refuse to delete, note the files the printer driver uses and delete them while in safe mode. To do so, on the "Drivers" tab (see above), click the printer and click properties. Sort the "File" column alphabetically by clicking on the heading. Write down the files involved and also write down the "driver path" above the "File" column. Delete these files in safe mode, then repeat the removal procedure above.

~Lordbob

 

[Judo Flounder]

Also, it could be a bad printer driver.

1. Go to the Control Panel and click Printers
2. Right-click on the white space and click "Run as administrator > Server Properties"
3. Click on the "Drivers" tab, click on the offending printer and click on the "Remove" button.

When prompted, click "Remove driver and driver package."

Answer "Yes" when prompted to delete the driver.
4. You will then see a dialog indicating that driver package information has been collected. Click on the "Delete" button.
5. Back in the printer list, delete the offending printer by clicking on it and pressing the Delete key on your keyboard.

For really stubborn printers that refuse to delete, note the files the printer driver uses and delete them while in safe mode. To do so, on the "Drivers" tab (see above), click the printer and click properties. Sort the "File" column alphabetically by clicking on the heading. Write down the files involved and also write down the "driver path" above the "File" column. Delete these files in safe mode, then repeat the removal procedure above.

~Lordbob

Yeah I have a feeling it is this because I googled the error codes and they all pointed to printer driver problems. Thanks.

 

[lordbob75]

No problem. Post for help if you need it.

~Lordbob