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when i put my pc on the moniter says there no signal but
there is and then eventually wen it works sumtimes wen
windows is loading a message cums up saying internal stack
overflow and theres a beeping noise aswell an wen its
working the screen starts to flicker an an error message
always cums up sayin VxD error blah blah wot is the
problem and can i fix it? plzzzz help me

safe
 
You can't spell and you can learn. A stack is a memory
register, probably in the graphics card.


message | when i put my pc on the moniter says there no signal but
| there is and then eventually wen it works sumtimes wen
| windows is loading a message cums up saying internal stack
| overflow and theres a beeping noise aswell an wen its
| working the screen starts to flicker an an error message
| always cums up sayin VxD error blah blah wot is the
| problem and can i fix it? plzzzz help me
|
| safe
 
1.) stack overflow -- this is a memory error
2.) VxD error blah blah -- VxD is a Virtual Device Driver

While booting, Windows loads device drivers into memory so that they will be
available during WIndows session. When Windows tries to use the device
drivers, one (or more) is corrupt.

Sounds to me like you have a bad block of memory.

steve
 
On Mon, 29 Mar 2004 10:37:26 -0800, "joust in jest" <joust in
1.) stack overflow -- this is a memory error
2.) VxD error blah blah -- VxD is a Virtual Device Driver

While booting, Windows loads device drivers into memory so that they will be
available during WIndows session. When Windows tries to use the device
drivers, one (or more) is corrupt.

Sounds to me like you have a bad block of memory.

Also, VxD drivers are NOT compatible with Windows XP. XP uses .SYS
drivers, not VxD which are used by Windows 95/98!

Download and install the correct XP drivers!

Peter Hutchison
Windows FAQ
http://www.pcguru.plus.com/
 
NOT true! Some VXD drivers may work in XP.


Peter Hutchison said:
On Mon, 29 Mar 2004 10:37:26 -0800, "joust in jest" <joust in


Also, VxD drivers are NOT compatible with Windows XP. XP uses .SYS
drivers, not VxD which are used by Windows 95/98!

Download and install the correct XP drivers!

Peter Hutchison
Windows FAQ
http://www.pcguru.plus.com/
 
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