Random System Lock Ups
Hi! I'm running WinXP Pro and sometimes it just freezes. After a view seconds a bluescreen appears telling me that NV4_disp. dll (or something like that) caused an error and that the system is going to be rebootet.
Hi!
I'm running WinXP Pro and sometimes it just freezes. After a view seconds a bluescreen appears telling me that NV4_disp.dll (or something like that) caused an error and that the system is going to be rebootet. Then XP reboots. Afterwards it's running fine again.
My system:
AMD Athlon XP 1800+
512 MB RAM
Asus A7V266-E MoBo
Geforce 2 Ti 64MB DDR-RAM
Sb Live! Value
Does anyone know how to fix this problem?
SilenceX
I'm running WinXP Pro and sometimes it just freezes. After a view seconds a bluescreen appears telling me that NV4_disp.dll (or something like that) caused an error and that the system is going to be rebootet. Then XP reboots. Afterwards it's running fine again.
My system:
AMD Athlon XP 1800+
512 MB RAM
Asus A7V266-E MoBo
Geforce 2 Ti 64MB DDR-RAM
Sb Live! Value
Does anyone know how to fix this problem?
SilenceX
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I'd say you have the Infinite Loop BSOD. It happens with most VIA chipsets using NVIDIA XP drivers on either Win 2k or XP. Try the latest 4 in 1's. They may help you.
i've the same problem.........
its a huge bug !!!!!
I'm dualboot with ME/XP...and with ME no problem...
I try al the detonator NVia drivers....but no luck....
I have ASUS 7700 IT GForce2
more on this...
http://www.viaarena.com
subject: staying out of the loop...
its a huge bug !!!!!
I'm dualboot with ME/XP...and with ME no problem...
I try al the detonator NVia drivers....but no luck....
I have ASUS 7700 IT GForce2
http://www.viaarena.com
subject: staying out of the loop...
Hi!
I read the article at viaarena.com but it wasn't very helpful.
But now I think I fixed the problem for me.
I did a complete WinXP reinstall, did NOT install the via 4-in-1 drivers, removed my SB Live! and installed the nVidia 23.11 Detonators.
Now everything is fine, no BSOD anymore.
SilenceX
I read the article at viaarena.com but it wasn't very helpful.
But now I think I fixed the problem for me.
I did a complete WinXP reinstall, did NOT install the via 4-in-1 drivers, removed my SB Live! and installed the nVidia 23.11 Detonators.
Now everything is fine, no BSOD anymore.
SilenceX