I have had at least 3 BSOD, since waking up this morning. It has happened, maybe once or twice in the past week. I have not recently added any new software. I have added a new video card and 1 gig, making now 2 gigs, of memory approximately 2 weeks ago.
From Computer Mgmt:
Product: Windows Operating System
Event ID: 51
Source: cdrom
Version: 5.2
Symbolic Name: IO_WARNING_PAGING_FAILURE
Message: An error was detected on device %1 during a paging operation.
I have used the "almost brand new" cdrom for awhile now.
I have had Event ID 3, 4, 20, 51, 1101, 4374, 4375, 4385, 12290 and etc.
I'm using Vista Business.
I don't know what all to include, but if you ask, I will let you know.
Replace the video card, I think this display card not compatible with your motherboard
How would it not be compatible?? The card just needs the same slot as the board (PCIe, PCI, or AGP). The card obviously fits (the OP is getting a display), so compatibility isn't an issue.
Message edited by aford10 on 11-07-2009 at 09:32:03 PM
I ran the compatibility advisor before installing Vista Business. My video card was not compatible, so I went shopping for one that was. My psu was sufficient, according to the information I found online, but I bought one the other day. I will be replacing the old psu tomorrow or Monday.
Well, I finally had the opportuntity to switch out the power supply. "StarTech.com; Model: ATX2POW45HS - Warning for ATX24PINsocket ONLY!" : - ( Yes, you interpreted my non-smiley symbol right. : - )
Long story short. I know I gave the individual/company the right information, Including My Motherboard!
Well, I'm still getting the B. S. O. D., so I am going to start the long process of returning and getting the right PSU.
By the way, I removed the power connection for the external fan from the PSU cable and my fan no longer works. Please don't ask! Thanks! : - ) Any suggestions?
