My computer crashes/restarts often. I upgraded from 98
to XP, and the problems started. It always happens while
I'm playing Spider Solitaire - the sound goes out, then
when I finish the game and click to exit the game, the
computer restarts itself. The window comes up to send an
error report to Microsoft, and it's always a device
driver problem. However, I've updated all my drivers
that I can, and haven't installed new hardware, so I
don't know what the deal is. Perhaps my CPU is not wired
to run XP (not fast enough)? Anyone else have this
problem? This happened before, and the restarts begin to
pile up till my whole computer freezes and won't start at
all! I had to reformat everything already once. Now
it's starting up again and I don't want to have to go
through that again, since it obviously didn't solve the
problem. Any help would be appreciated! - tracy

I am having the same difficulties and XP needs digitally
signed drivers. The only driver that is not signed on my
system is the ACPI (the first in the hardware device
management) I also have sent all the reports and I will
be contacting MS for an answer for this because it is
aggravating. You might want to check all of your devices
to see which driver is not digitally signed by MS and that
might help you get answers.

Ron
>-----Original Message-----
>My computer crashes/restarts often. I upgraded from 98
>to XP, and the problems started. It always happens while
>I'm playing Spider Solitaire - the sound goes out, then
>when I finish the game and click to exit the game, the
>computer restarts itself. The window comes up to send an
>error report to Microsoft, and it's always a device
>driver problem. However, I've updated all my drivers
>that I can, and haven't installed new hardware, so I
>don't know what the deal is. Perhaps my CPU is not wired
>to run XP (not fast enough)? Anyone else have this
>problem? This happened before, and the restarts begin to
>pile up till my whole computer freezes and won't start at
>all! I had to reformat everything already once. Now
>it's starting up again and I don't want to have to go
>through that again, since it obviously didn't solve the
>problem. Any help would be appreciated! - tracy
>.
>

start---run---sigverif then click advance----search tab--"look for orther
files that are not digitally signed" select "include sub folders" then
browse to c:\windows\systeem32\drivers click ok twice then start see list
of unsigned drivers.
<(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:388b01c3e35a$1c131400$(E-Mail Removed)...
> I am having the same difficulties and XP needs digitally
> signed drivers. The only driver that is not signed on my
> system is the ACPI (the first in the hardware device
> management) I also have sent all the reports and I will
> be contacting MS for an answer for this because it is
> aggravating. You might want to check all of your devices
> to see which driver is not digitally signed by MS and that
> might help you get answers.
>
> Ron
> >-----Original Message-----
> >My computer crashes/restarts often. I upgraded from 98
> >to XP, and the problems started. It always happens while
> >I'm playing Spider Solitaire - the sound goes out, then
> >when I finish the game and click to exit the game, the
> >computer restarts itself. The window comes up to send an
> >error report to Microsoft, and it's always a device
> >driver problem. However, I've updated all my drivers
> >that I can, and haven't installed new hardware, so I
> >don't know what the deal is. Perhaps my CPU is not wired
> >to run XP (not fast enough)? Anyone else have this
> >problem? This happened before, and the restarts begin to
> >pile up till my whole computer freezes and won't start at
> >all! I had to reformat everything already once. Now
> >it's starting up again and I don't want to have to go
> >through that again, since it obviously didn't solve the
> >problem. Any help would be appreciated! - tracy
> >.
> >


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Well, I am having the same problem with Device driver
errors. I'm stuck in the DVD-CD Driver dialogue box. I
tried to set region 1 (USA) and it will not allow it nor
will it let me get out of the device manager sectin.
Awghhh!

>-----Original Message-----
>start---run---sigverif then click advance----search tab-
-"look for orther
>files that are not digitally signed" select "include
sub folders" then
>browse to c:\windows\systeem32\drivers click ok twice
then start see list
>of unsigned drivers.
><(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
>news:388b01c3e35a$1c131400$(E-Mail Removed)...
>> I am having the same difficulties and XP needs
digitally
>> signed drivers. The only driver that is not signed
on my
>> system is the ACPI (the first in the hardware device
>> management) I also have sent all the reports and I
will
>> be contacting MS for an answer for this because it is
>> aggravating. You might want to check all of your
devices
>> to see which driver is not digitally signed by MS and
that
>> might help you get answers.
>>
>> Ron
>> >-----Original Message-----
>> >My computer crashes/restarts often. I upgraded from
98
>> >to XP, and the problems started. It always happens
while
>> >I'm playing Spider Solitaire - the sound goes out,
then
>> >when I finish the game and click to exit the game, the
>> >computer restarts itself. The window comes up to
send an
>> >error report to Microsoft, and it's always a device
>> >driver problem. However, I've updated all my drivers
>> >that I can, and haven't installed new hardware, so I
>> >don't know what the deal is. Perhaps my CPU is not
wired
>> >to run XP (not fast enough)? Anyone else have this
>> >problem? This happened before, and the restarts
begin to
>> >pile up till my whole computer freezes and won't
start at
>> >all! I had to reformat everything already once. Now
>> >it's starting up again and I don't want to have to go
>> >through that again, since it obviously didn't solve
the
>> >problem. Any help would be appreciated! - tracy
>> >.
>> >
>
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