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I have recently reinstalled Windows XP Pro onto my computer. I am now having
problems playing any kind of movies, be it DVD or any other format. The
problem I am having is that every time I attempt to start a movie, my
computer starts hanging, and if I let it go long enough, the screen starts to
black out intermittently until the computer eventually crashes. When I
reboot, I get the "Windows has recovered from a serious error" to which I
always click "send report". It immediately brings me to a webpage, and says
it was caused by a blue screen error report, but does not give me any useful
information.
I am currently running the NVIDIA Pure Video decoder, which I was using
before my reinstall of Windows. I had no problems before formatting and
reinstalling. I have tried uninstalling Windows Media Player 11 and
reinstalling, and I have tried uninstalling the Pure Video decoder software
and again, reinstalling. I have not changed any of my hardware between the
format and reinstallation of Windows.
I am using Windows XP Pro with SP2. I have downloaded and installed every
Windows Update, including the optional updates. I cannot find anything in
the knowledge base, but it is always possible that I missed it in there.
I would appreciate any help if anyone has encountered this incident before,
or if anyone knows who to go to about this problem. Thank you, in advance.
Randall Doran
problems playing any kind of movies, be it DVD or any other format. The
problem I am having is that every time I attempt to start a movie, my
computer starts hanging, and if I let it go long enough, the screen starts to
black out intermittently until the computer eventually crashes. When I
reboot, I get the "Windows has recovered from a serious error" to which I
always click "send report". It immediately brings me to a webpage, and says
it was caused by a blue screen error report, but does not give me any useful
information.
I am currently running the NVIDIA Pure Video decoder, which I was using
before my reinstall of Windows. I had no problems before formatting and
reinstalling. I have tried uninstalling Windows Media Player 11 and
reinstalling, and I have tried uninstalling the Pure Video decoder software
and again, reinstalling. I have not changed any of my hardware between the
format and reinstallation of Windows.
I am using Windows XP Pro with SP2. I have downloaded and installed every
Windows Update, including the optional updates. I cannot find anything in
the knowledge base, but it is always possible that I missed it in there.
I would appreciate any help if anyone has encountered this incident before,
or if anyone knows who to go to about this problem. Thank you, in advance.
Randall Doran