Blue Screen of Death

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  1. bamaman66

    bamaman66 Registered Member

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    I am running windows xp home edition. I have started getting a BSOD when I click on something in the recycle bin. I get this error "i81xdnt5.dll - address BF9F4EE3 base at BF9D5000 datestamp 3b719d6b"
     
    bamaman66, Aug 25, 2008
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    Well you've .... started? Icon view? Surely you can correlate some system event. Who's that file signed by, Intel?
     
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    It is Intel. I think it is graphics driver.
     
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    Was it recently updated? No? Then something else was. Care to guess?
     
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    No I haven't updated any drivers. I'm not sure what it would be called in device manager. I looked at Intel site and what I thought was the right driver and it had a 2002 date. The version number was lower than what I have.
     
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    Icon view is not enabled. Only thing enabled in view is TILE.
     
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    Crash is normal mode. I haven't tried the safe mode.
     
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    Safe-mode? PCStat's? Ball's still in your court B-man.
     
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