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I have a new (self built) pc, which has so far been a long and complex
project. Having finally got a clean start using windows xp home, I started
to load software.
All went well until installing the online game, World of Warcraft. The
install went as normal, but when downloading the patches, the pc would crash
after a few minutes. On rebooting the message returned from microsoft when
using the error reporting tool, was that there was an unknown driver device
problem. I then went to the web site for each hardware vendor and downloaded
the latest driver.
Here things have gone from bad to worse. On booting the pc in normal mode I
have a choice of doing two things, nothing or something. Do something
immediately crashes the pc. Do nothing and the pc will crash at some point
in the next couple of minutes.
After reading a response to a similar problem, I've turned off the automatic
reboot and can now see the blue error message screen.
*** Stop: 0x000000FC (0xB83C48C4, 0x39E3E163, 0xB83C4800, 0x00000001)
which is apparently an attempt to execute a non-executable memory.
I've looked up this message, which says:
This problem occurs if all the following conditions are true:
• The system includes a legacy hardware DVD decoder that requires the
Mpegport.sys driver.
• You installed the 32-bit version of Windows XP SP2 on a computer that
supports hardware-enforced data execution prevention (DEP).
The solution includes disabling the Mpegport.sys driver, however, there is
no such driver on the machine.
Any other ideas?
project. Having finally got a clean start using windows xp home, I started
to load software.
All went well until installing the online game, World of Warcraft. The
install went as normal, but when downloading the patches, the pc would crash
after a few minutes. On rebooting the message returned from microsoft when
using the error reporting tool, was that there was an unknown driver device
problem. I then went to the web site for each hardware vendor and downloaded
the latest driver.
Here things have gone from bad to worse. On booting the pc in normal mode I
have a choice of doing two things, nothing or something. Do something
immediately crashes the pc. Do nothing and the pc will crash at some point
in the next couple of minutes.
After reading a response to a similar problem, I've turned off the automatic
reboot and can now see the blue error message screen.
*** Stop: 0x000000FC (0xB83C48C4, 0x39E3E163, 0xB83C4800, 0x00000001)
which is apparently an attempt to execute a non-executable memory.
I've looked up this message, which says:
This problem occurs if all the following conditions are true:
• The system includes a legacy hardware DVD decoder that requires the
Mpegport.sys driver.
• You installed the 32-bit version of Windows XP SP2 on a computer that
supports hardware-enforced data execution prevention (DEP).
The solution includes disabling the Mpegport.sys driver, however, there is
no such driver on the machine.
Any other ideas?