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BSOD: probably driver problems
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10-12-2009
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BSOD: probably driver problems
Hi, I've been reading a lot of the topics and I seem to have a similar problem. Can someone help me figure out which drivers are causing the problems?
Also, if it's not too hard I'd like to learn how to read these for myself and solve these problems in the future. |
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10-12-2009
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Your erros are all the same 0xD1 and these are usually caused by faulty drivers. The driver is NVTcp.sys which belongs to your Nvidia firewall. Many people have issues with the Nvidia firewall and unwritten rule is don't install it for it causes conflicts. This is especially true if you are running a software firewall but even if you are not it does quite well on its own causing BSODs. Uninstall.
See this link for tutorials about reading minidumps:http://www.techspot.com/vb/post685896-5.html |
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10-12-2009
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Thank you so much! I uninstalled my Nvidia firewall, so hopefully everything should work now. Thanks for the link too
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