(DELL ONLY) - DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL Solution!!!
Hello all!!
I am here today to tell you all that the Blue Screen of Death is to bother us no more!!! I have found a free and easy way to upate the drivers in your computer to eliminate this problem.
This is for Dell users:
Go to the Dell home page. (dell4me.com).
Go to the Security and Service hyperlink.
Click on Drivers and Downloads.
Type in your computers service tag and model.
You should now have a list of all of the drivers that the Dell company supports.
Go through these and download the Drivers that are currently installed on your computer.
MAKE SURE THAT THE DRIVERS YOU DOWNLOADED CAME OUT AFTER THE ONE THAT IS CURRENTLY INSTALLED ON YOUR COMPUTER!!!
If it is not a current version then you do not have to download it. It will lower your computer's driver speed, etc.
To see what drivers are installed on your computer, and to check their version, Right-click on the My Computer tab and click properties.
Click the Hardware tab.
Then, click the Device manager button.
The tabs on the manager should coresspond with the ones on the download webpage.
To check the model version, double click on the driver name.
The tabs at the top of that menu will be different for everybody, so click them until you see the Product Version/Date line.
Getting back to the website, you will need to find the driver that is the same installed on your computer and then download the correct version.
Make sure to download them one at a time to keep track.
Once you have downloaded all of the drivers needed, install them one by one.
This way you don't totally lose track or further damage your computer.
This is a long and time comsuming process, I know, but please take your time. This is better then having to buy new RAM. It is, also, very easy to accomplish. I hope this helps. If this problem still continues after I would personally call the Dell manufactorer. They are the ones who can probably explain it. So far this has worked for everbody that I have reccommended it to.
For all of the people that don't use Dell, go on to your computer manufactorer's home page and do the same. They have to give you the free updates.
Please do not hesitate to send me a message. I will always be avalible.
Ciao,
patchfp86
Hello all!!
I am here today to tell you all that the Blue Screen of Death is to bother us no more!!! I have found a free and easy way to upate the drivers in your computer to eliminate this problem.
This is for Dell users:
Go to the Dell home page. (dell4me.com).
Go to the Security and Service hyperlink.
Click on Drivers and Downloads.
Type in your computers service tag and model.
You should now have a list of all of the drivers that the Dell company supports.
Go through these and download the Drivers that are currently installed on your computer.
MAKE SURE THAT THE DRIVERS YOU DOWNLOADED CAME OUT AFTER THE ONE THAT IS CURRENTLY INSTALLED ON YOUR COMPUTER!!!
If it is not a current version then you do not have to download it. It will lower your computer's driver speed, etc.
To see what drivers are installed on your computer, and to check their version, Right-click on the My Computer tab and click properties.
Click the Hardware tab.
Then, click the Device manager button.
The tabs on the manager should coresspond with the ones on the download webpage.
To check the model version, double click on the driver name.
The tabs at the top of that menu will be different for everybody, so click them until you see the Product Version/Date line.
Getting back to the website, you will need to find the driver that is the same installed on your computer and then download the correct version.
Make sure to download them one at a time to keep track.
Once you have downloaded all of the drivers needed, install them one by one.
This way you don't totally lose track or further damage your computer.
This is a long and time comsuming process, I know, but please take your time. This is better then having to buy new RAM. It is, also, very easy to accomplish. I hope this helps. If this problem still continues after I would personally call the Dell manufactorer. They are the ones who can probably explain it. So far this has worked for everbody that I have reccommended it to.
For all of the people that don't use Dell, go on to your computer manufactorer's home page and do the same. They have to give you the free updates.
Please do not hesitate to send me a message. I will always be avalible.
Ciao,
patchfp86