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Answer» My computer will give BSODs ever since I--as far as I know--accidentally pulled out the monitor cable behind the computer tower. I put it back in and all, so maybe that's not the cause, I just don't know how it started. But if a HiJack This log tells you what you need to know to help me, I've attached it. I don't WANT to give you any erroneous info, I just want the BSODs to end so I can actually use my computer for more than 5 minutes before it gets another BSOD. (which is what happens anytime I'm not in Safe Mode) I'd like this handled ASAP, as soon as someone can. Thanks! Download BlueScreenView:Unfortunately it doesn't turn up any BSODs. :-( It doesn't even seem to scan for anything after I open the .exe. Quote Something I've been wondering about as a possible cause is that in Device Manager, under Processors, it lists four "Intel(R) Xeon(TM) CPU 3.06GHz" items with yellow triangle exclamation(!) marks by their icons, as seen from this screen capture: DLoad and re-install your MBoard chipset drivers...no need to remove the old ones. Re-boot afterwards. Quote from: patio on May 07, 2012, 06:30:14 PM DLoad and re-install your MBoard chipset drivers...no need to remove the old ones.I tried to Google the ANSWER to this for a while so I could avoid asking it here, until I decided to just give up and ask here: How do I determine the motherboard or chipset of my computer? For example it's possible the drivers I need are somewhere on this general site.. http://www.supermicro.com/products/motherboard/Xeon1333/#604 ..but I'd need to know the name of my chipset to download the appropriate drivers.Here is a link to a free utility that when performed will give you an exhaustive list of all the hardware components of your computer. It should answer the specifics of your motherboard thus allowing you to search for and find the appropriate chipset driver that patio is referring you to. I would recommend that once the scan is complete that you print out all the resultant data as chances are it will come in handy for future use and problem solving. http://majorgeeks.com/download4181.html truenorth Quote from: truenorth on May 08, 2012, 11:40:34 AM Here is a link to a free utility that when performed will give you an exhaustive list of all the hardware components of your computer. It should answer the specifics of your motherboard thus allowing you to search for and find the appropriate chipset driver that patio is referring you to. I would recommend that once the scan is complete that you print out all the resultant data as chances are it will come in handy for future use and problem solving.I had found out that my chipset is Intel E7505, but the problem is that every download I can find for it, whether on the Intel site or any other download site, only gives me a infinst_auto.exe that checks for drivers automatically, but that never seems to do the trick. When I Google the chipset to try and download the driver itself, not the driver-searching software, I always get the searching software. I'd like the direct Intel E7505 chipset driver itself.Its the MBoard manuf. chipset drivers you want...not the specific chipset itself....did you determine who's MBoard it is ? ?Up to now you have not indicated what your operating system is. Here is a link for the Intel E7505 http://downloadcenter.intel.com/SearchResult.aspx?lang=eng&ProductFamily=Chipsets&ProductLine=Workstation+Chipsets&ProductProduct=Intel%C2%AE+E7505+Chipset However the listed O/S is up to and including XP so if it is Vista or Win 7 then it is not applicable. truenorth Just read patio's last reply so deal with his point 1st.SuperMicro X6DH?-??? Fill in the rest for us. It should be written right on the motherboard. You can also find it with this utility; www.hwinfo.com Choose 32-bit or 64-bit version depending on your OS. Quote from: patio on May 08, 2012, 05:09:26 PM Its the MBoard manuf. chipset drivers you want...not the specific chipset itself....did you determine who's MBoard it is ? ?The OS is Windows 7, and the Motherboard is: TYAN Computer Corporation S2668 Tiger i7505http://www.tyan.com/archive/products/html/tigeri7505.html This is a 6 year old motherboard which not have support for Win7. You won't find the chipset drivers here. You may be able to find them on Intel's website. Quote from: Computer_Commando on May 08, 2012, 05:36:16 PM http://www.tyan.com/archive/products/html/tigeri7505.htmlThen I think the past few posts refer to something I did hours ago. I did all that the Intel site could do for these drivers, I installed them, it asked to restart, I did so, and the Device Manager still showed those 4 processors as yellow "!"s. Although we don't know if those "!"s are the cause of my BSODs, which is my concern.The BSOD's could be due to the installation of improper drivers. That's why Allan said to reinstall the chipset drivers. They are here: http://www.intel.com/p/en_US/support/highlights/chpsts/e7505 None are for any OS past WinXP. You may not be able to use Win7 on this computer. Has it ever worked correctly with Win7? If yes, then delete all the yellow flagged ones in the Device Manger & let Win7 resinstall them. I will happen automatically after you delete them & reboot.That's the Quote from: Computer_Commando on May 08, 2012, 05:51:50 PM The BSOD's could be due to the installation of improper drivers. That's why Allan said to reinstall the chipset drivers.Yeah that's the site that doesn't help me, as it only gives me a driver-search tool, not actual drivers. I was wondering if deleting the yellow flagged icons would do the trick, I just didn't want to try it until someone suggested it. I deleted them now. |
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