Blue Screen after Starting up Game.

KzShadow

Like the title says, I double click on Crossfire, it starts up Game Guard, then I get a nice BSoD [Blue Screen of Death].

- Crossfire and the file CF_G4Box are running on Window XP Service Pack 2 mode.
- I have re-installed CF 3 times.
- I am using Vista.
- There seems to be a certain program... something like IntelliPoint or something that crashes a few moments before I get a blue screen.

Any help?

kdxman1

sounds like a memory problem. So we can help you you need to give us two things. If u look at the image below, you see DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL and a file, in that case it is: wxyz.sys. So you gotta tell us both these lines.


If you tell us what is written on your BSOD, we will be able to help more.

KzShadow

kdxman1 wrote: »

sounds like a memory problem. So we can help you you need to give us two things. If u look at the image below, you see DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL and a file, in that case it is: wxyz.sys. So you gotta tell us both these lines.


If you tell us what is written on your BSOD, we will be able to help more.

Where do you see 'wxyz.sys'? I do not see it on your SS.

EDIT: Nvm, kk. I'll try it again.

ComeClarityy

ummm wow BSOD--blue screen of death

JayDoubleU

this is more than likely being caused by gameguard, im having the same problem except im mid game when it kicks in.i sent the error report to microsoft, they say its gameguard.

ComeClarityy

OMG Necro its Jonny ^^

KzShadow

My computer compiled the thing in about 5 seconds, and printscreen didn't save anything.
This is what I could remember:

- No designated file/systemfolder/whatever.
- Only this near the bottom -> STOP: 0x0000007E (0xC0000005, 0x82001674, 0x87E9DBB0, 0x87E9D8AC)

ComeClarityy

hummm it may be GG

KzShadow

ComeClarityy wrote: »

hummm it may be GG

That's not helping. -_-.

JayDoubleU

ComeClarityy wrote: »

OMG Necro its Jonny ^^

OHS NOES NOT JONNY!!!
but on topic have you tried sending the error report to microsoft? a prompt to do so should pop up when signing back onto your computer, and it should tell you what exactly is causing the error

[Greycloak]

The 7E stop error is usually caused by driver problems. Make sure that you have the latest drivers for all of your devices, such as sound, video, etc. Windows Update should provide you with the most recent ones for most devices. For video you may have to go to the manufacturer's site.

kdxman1

That error is part of a standard memory dump following a hardware or software error... Most likely causes are bad memory module, or bad video graphics driver, or bad video card, or inadequate memory for the task.

Try testing your memory with this: http://www.memtest.org/

Also, read this so that your BSOD stays on when you got one. http://pcsupport.about.com/od/windowsvista/ht/arestartvista.htm

Then you tell us what is the file name at the bottom giving you the error message( normally a .sys or a .dll)