Ok i was loading up BF 2142 and i got the blue screen of death!! i took down parts of the screen here it is as followed!!

NV4_DISP <<<< thats the reason it shut down

the device driver got stuck in a infintie loop , and thats the cause ..... i think

any help please!!!

Thanks Tony ok i think ive found the soultion......

http://www.christopherjason.com/articles/nvidia-nv4disp-problem/

can someone double check the page , thanks Can't double check it without the full error message...although the fix looks legit.yh it was way to long to type in my phone , i didnt have a pen to HAND!! i just typed down what i thought mattered ..... Ive done that mr fix it from that page seemed to of worked , but my computer just seems like a weird one patio , it will never do what its told ..... cheers for the double check on the page Let's do an exorcism and a complete clean install ! !

Those are rewarding...lol yh ..... the exorcism sounds good..... stupid thing , its odd , because its all new hardware , and it plays up as much as a older computer would i think i need a new case as well lol ..... theres a short on the 2 usbs on the side of my case , not only that the mobo is only half screwed in because its to small for the case if i moved it a little further back i could screw it in but the usb ports and all the other ports will be out of reach so it kinda sucks , its impossbile to clean all the cables in there , because there all stretched over to the main plug 20 pin connector , i fear TAKING it all out incase i mess it up ...... i still have that 160gb HD as well that is just sitting about doing nofing , because it wont format and take a clean install of x-p it just repeats the bios screen over and over otherwise that new HD would be in here ....... a fair few bugs there ...... demons be gone!!! stupid thing ....... bf 2142 plays like a charm now , had to lower the cpu frequency in BIOS .....

thanks again heres the error i got it again!!!

stop: 0x000000EA (0x820A1DA8, 0x8207D368, 0xF8560CB4m, 0x00000001)Quote

0x000000EA: THREAD_STUCK_IN_DEVICE_DRIVER
(Click to consult the online WIN XP Resource Kit article.)
A device driver problem has caused the system to pause indefinitely (hang). Typically, this is caused by a display driver waiting for the video hardware to enter an idle state. This might indicate a hardware problem with the video adapter, or a faulty video driver.