hi i had a similer prob ages ago but when i was burning cd's but now this has happened twice in the last week, the pc restarts and comes back with something regarding the ram and spybot comes back with something reffering to kernelfaultcheck. white list LASSH?

Please help
Thanks


EDIT: forgot to add it is not restarting just lights on and the cd drives flashing

Stephane,

Have you updated your video drivers recently? I had a similar problem which was caused by video drivers. If you have the CD for your video card, install the drivers from that.

It could also be some other software such as the CD burning application itself (Nero?) which is causing the problem.

It would also help to know the brand and model of your graphics card, assuming this is a video issue.

Once you logon you should also try clicking Start > Run and type msconfig in the box.

Go to the Services tab and check the box for Hide All Microsoft Services.

Then click Disable All for those that remain. Then go to the Startup tab and select Disable All. Restart and see if that helps.

hi and thanks for getting back so quick,
i haven't changed a thing regarding video drivers and the like, i forgot to add that i'm not burning cd's. i was playing a game on the internet when it happened and it took me ages to get this thing back on

I see. So has this problem happened before or is it only triggered by this one online game?

And is this a Flash game (played in a browser) or a DVD/CD game like Call of Duty?

You should try updating Flash if that's the case:

Adobe Flash Player

Also you may want to try a different browser and especially disable Spybot. It could be that the TeaTimer (if you have it running) was blocking a registry change which the game was making.

If you trust the website, disable spybot. In fact if you do this:

Click Start > Run > type msconfig

And do the other bits mentioned above and restart see if it improves. You may have to test it by playing the game.

I think the issue is a setting in the Spybot TeaTimer. as far as I know, that's the only thing that affects the registry. The TeaTimer is not required if you have Spybot (Resident) and an Antivirus software. I find it more annoying than anything.

when i had the problem before it was when i was trying to burn cd's through itunes, came on here and got it fixed
But now it has only happened when i have played this game on facebook in a browser and both times it was when it was through bt broadbands browser. I had no probs up till now with it.

What worries me was when spybot was referring to kernel fault check, white list LASSH, i have never seen that before.

hi,
could someone help with this please?

Thanks

Steph

This has something to do with Spybot S&D's Tea Timer function, which is spitting the dummy over something you are either doing or have done.

There is a new version of Adobe Flash Player available as well that should help stop your online games crashing.

Use the removal tool from here to get rid of all remnants of the old Flash version.

The new Flash Player 10 version is here...