Bluescreen

Haschkuchen

Hi,
when I start crossfire, my computer crashes and a blue screen appears. I have already uninstalled the game 3 times and installed again. What should I do? I have tried everything what is in this guide: http://forum.z8games.com/showthread.php?t=52579. I have still found no solution. and when my computer boots up I get this error message:

Problem signature:
Problem Event Name: BlueScreen
OS Version: 6.0.6002.2.2.0.768.2
Locale ID: 1031

Additional information about the problem:
BCCode: 1000008e
BCP1: 80,000,003
BCP2: 822898EF
BCP3: A4E70CAC
BCP4: 00000000
OS Version: 6_0_6002
Service Pack: 2_0
Product: 768_1

Files that are useful in describing the problem:
C: \ Windows \ Minidump \ Mini072910-02.dmp
C: \ Users \****\ AppData \ Local \ Temp \ WER-60 372-0.sysdata.xml
C: \ Users \ **** \ AppData \ Local \ Temp \ WEREA00.tmp.version.txt

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Bluescreen:


http://yfrog.com/gifoto0391vj


Operating system: Windows Vista
3,2GB RAM
Intel Celeron D CPU 3,20GHz
Nvidia GeForce 9600 GT



Please help me.

iTroll_You

I recommend you reformat you're whole computer just to be safe. You never know what will happen when the blue screen of death appears

[LobsterMts]

TechSuppExpiled wrote: »

I recommend you reformat you're whole computer just to be safe. You never know what will happen when the blue screen of death appears

It's a problem with CF + windows 7.
you aint that smart and you aint a tech support either.

iTroll_You

LobsterMts wrote: »

It's a problem with CF + windows 7.
you aint that smart and you aint a tech support either.

Cool story bro.

[LobsterMts]

TechSuppExpiled wrote: »

Cool story bro.

does "I recommend you reformat you're whole computer just to be safe. You never know what will happen when the blue screen of death appears " sound better?






















not.

iTroll_You

Quit hating, I am just here to help some people out. Which Z8games needs. Go troll on another section please.

Monkey_Master

try posting better advice then if you want to help, your current advice isn't entirely incorrect

BSoD - most common causes

bad/corrupt device drivers
malfunctioning hardware
or bugs in the windows kernal of your OS

then again vista eats up a hell of alot of memory full stop

before you do anything first download ccleaner and ASC

run the care system for ASC and open ccleaner and click registry on the left and scan then fix any errors it finds ASC will do this when you click care also but using ccleaner as well will help. it will ask you to back up the old registry's in ccleaner you dont need to but you can if you want

after this try the game again, if BSoD occurs once again. turn off your computer turn off the power carefully open your case and carefully remove the ram try swapping them over and placing them back in push each end of the ram till you hear a click or feel the clip lock in then push the center of the ram just to make sure its perfectly in then, reload your computer and try cf again.

if none of the above work a format of your hard drive may be required. if your hard drive has a partition then just the rest of the space on your hard drive to make a new one that way you wont have to delete everything you've downloaded by formatting.

heres a how to guide on changing the boot process to the newly installed OS if you do this

http://www.lytebyte.com/2009/02/05/how-to-change-the-default-os-boot-order-between-windows-7-and-vista/