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Error caused by a device driver
"First time caller, long time listener"
I am having a serious problem with my computer. Every now and then my computer just decides to shut down. There is no specific time it happens and when it does, I get a error message on reboot that says "Error caused by a device driver". A breakthrough tonight was I found a situation that will cause it every single time. When I run 'MSCONFIG' and go through my start up programs and disable or enable or don't even touch them..... when I select APPLY or OK on that screen...... CRASH!!!! And on reboot, I get the same error message. Any help would be much appreciated.... this is killing me!!! Thanks in advance. |
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One more thing: I just went back into MSCONFIG and realized I have nothing under System.ini or Win.ini. Not too sure if this is related but I thought I would include it. I know I definitely use to have stuff in both of these.
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