Driver State Power Failure

Hi i need serious help. I keep getting driver state power failure a
shut down. I need some help to this solution. I checked my mini dum
file to see what the problem was and it said ntoskrnl.exe? How can i fi
this. Im so ****ed i spent 2k on a gaming computer and i get this dum
error at shut down

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Xth09

Type verifier in Start Run and see if crash dump with verifier on gives
extra info.
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Driver Verifier monitors kernel-mode drivers to detect illegal function
calls or actions that might corrupt the system. It was first included in
Windows® 2000 and is available in all later versions of Windows. Driver
Verifier works on both the free and checked builds of Windows operating
systems.
For Windows Vista®, Driver Verifier was enhanced with new tests and features
that let Driver Verifier expose more classes of typical driver bugs. Also,
Driver Verifier is easier to use, beginning with Windows Vista. This paper
provides a preview of Windows Driver Kit (WDK) documentation for the Driver
Verifier enhancements in Windows Vista.

This paper applies for these operating systems:

Windows Server® 2008
Windows Vista

The current version of this paper is maintained on the Web at:
http://www.microsoft.com/whdc/DevToo...vVerifier.mspx


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"Xth09" <> wrote in message
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> Hi i need serious help. I keep getting driver state power failure at
> shut down. I need some help to this solution. I checked my mini dump
> file to see what the problem was and it said ntoskrnl.exe? How can i fix
> this. Im so ****ed i spent 2k on a gaming computer and i get this dumb
> error at shut down.
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> Xth09

im sry, i dont understand you. I never use my pc for anything else othe
than gaming. You will have to emplain more

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Xth09

Turn verifier on, then check your new mini dumps. They may have extra info.


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"Xth09" <> wrote in message
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> im sry, i dont understand you. I never use my pc for anything else other
> than gaming. You will have to emplain more.
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> Xth09

Hi,

Click start and type "verifier" (without the quotes). Right click on
verifier.exe in the program menu and select 'run as administrator'. Click
continue at the UAC prompt. Click next, next and allow it to populate the
list of unsigned drivers. One of these is likely the source of your problem.

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Best of Luck,

Rick Rogers, aka "Nutcase" - Microsoft MVP
http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/
Windows help - www.rickrogers.org
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"Xth09" <> wrote in message
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> im sry, i dont understand you. I never use my pc for anything else other
> than gaming. You will have to emplain more.
>
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> Xth09