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darrin

Standaard Dual Channel PCI IDE Controller

VIA Serial ATA Controller - 5337

VIA Bus Master IDE Controller - 0571HID-compliant muis

Monitors Plug en Play-monitor

Network adapters Realtek RTL8169/8110 Family Gigabit Ethernet NIC

Other devices Cohiba 3887 rev0

PortsUSB-apparaat voor massaopslag

Generic USB Hub

Samengesteld USB-apparaat

oops,this ones i mean

Gandalf

Originally Posted by darrin

Standaard Dual Channel PCI IDE Controller VIA Serial ATA Controller - 5337 VIA Bus Master IDE Controller - 0571HID-compliant muis Monitors Plug en Play-monitor Network adapters Realtek RTL8169/8110 Family Gigabit Ethernet NIC Other devices Cohiba 3887 rev0 PortsUSB-apparaat voor massaopslag Generic USB Hub Samengesteld USB-apparaat Samengesteld USB-apparaat oops,this ones i mean

For all of these devices, I would recommend you subscribe to the driver service.
I can find a few of these, but as you can see your drivers are NOT all up to date.
I think, if you can obtain these drivers your problem will have been resolved. Since drivers are always being updated, it makes good sense to subscribe to a driver service. I use this service for my XP computer.

If you want, I will attempt to provide you with links to as many drivers as I can. It is unlikely I will find links for all of them.

darrin

Well, please do what u can,Gandalf.
I have to go to work now and hope you have something for me later.
Greetz Darrin

Gandalf

Originally Posted by darrin

Standaard Dual Channel PCI IDE Controller VIA Serial ATA Controller - 5337 VIA Bus Master IDE Controller - 0571HID-compliant muis Monitors Plug en Play-monitor Network adapters Realtek RTL8169/8110 Family Gigabit Ethernet NIC Other devices Cohiba 3887 rev0 PortsUSB-apparaat voor massaopslag Generic USB Hub Samengesteld USB-apparaat Samengesteld USB-apparaat oops,this ones i mean

Try these links -

VIA Serial ATA Controller - 5337

VIA Bus Master IDE Controller - 0571

Network adapters Realtek RTL8169/8110 Family Gigabit Ethernet NIC

Plug and Play monitor - To resolve this issue:
1.Restart your computer, and then press F8 to start Safe mode.
2.Right-click any blank area of the screen, and then click Properties.
3.On the Settings tab, click Advanced.
4.On the Monitor tab, click Properties.
5.On the Driver tab, click Update Driver.
6.Click Next.
7.Click Display a list of known drivers for this device, and then click Next.
8.Click the correct monitor, or click Have Disk to install a driver supplied by the manufacturer.
9.Click Next.

Due to the language difference, I can't be sure of the other devices.

The device in the "Other" catagory (Cohiba 3887 rev0), I don't think it belongs there.
After you update the about devices, delete this one and reboot.
Hopefully, it will find a better home.

After doing the about, go back to the driver ageny again and check what is still needs updating.

Good Luck...

darrin

Sry for the late reply but work, work , u know

I updated a couple of drivers via the sites you pointed out
These are left;dual channel pci ide controller,monitor,mouse,2 usb drivers.
I still have crashes and bsod's.
But i have another question,could this all be related to a weak psu?
Because ive upgraded from p4 2,9 mhz to a dual core 2.0 and a pci card GF 8600( was a ati X600)
My psu is now a FSP 350watts
Here are some details
http://www.fsp-group.com/english/1_p...d=52&proid=205
hope you can answer this one
Greetz Darrin

Gandalf

Originally Posted by darrin

Sry for the late reply but work, work , u know
I updated a couple of drivers via the sites you pointed out
These are left;dual channel pci ide controller,monitor,mouse,2 usb drivers.
I still have crashes and bsod's.
But i have another question,could this all be related to a weak psu?
Because ive upgraded from p4 2,9 mhz to a dual core 2.0 and a pci card GF 8600( was a ati X600)
My psu is now a FSP 350watts
Here are some details
FSP >> PC Power Supply >> ATX 12V ver.2.01 >> FSP350-60THA-P
hope you can answer this one
Greetz Darrin

For PSU questions, on the menu dropdown line click on the Computing > PC Hardware
Click on PSU and Overheating Issues
Create a New Topic

For the other drivers, (dual channel pci ide controller,monitor,mouse,2 usb drivers)
Place your XP Windows Install CD into the drive
Open your Device Manager
Open the catagory to the device in question
Right click on the device
Click on Properties
Click on the Driver tab
Click on the Update button
Click on Yes, this time only
Click the Next button
Click on Install from a list or specific location
Click on Search for the best driver in these locations
Click on Search removeable media
Click on the Next button

Follow this procedure for the dual channel pci ide controller,monitor,mouse,2 usb drivers.

Good Luck...

tall_jono

i wouldnt think that the psu would be the proble,. you domt have any particularly power hungry parts, it sounds likean overheating issue or a memory issue

i have had recurring BSODs from wrongly timed memory before

good luck

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