Re: the problem with ndis.sys Blue Screen of Death problem solved?

In article <8f1cba24-124b-4347-b45a->,
liketofindoutwhy <> wrote:
>
>and I am using an onboard LAN card by Intel, with IRQ -3 (minus 3),

-3??? Hmmmmm

irq not less than is usually a driver issue. I'd start by making sure
any of my third party drivers (video drivers are a likely culprit) are
up to date.

It can also be hardware but if it is we'll have to get a shotgun
so I hope you don't live in a liberal state.

In article <0aee5312-17c5-4da3-b3e7->,
liketofindoutwhy <> wrote:
>
>the error seems to occur when my network is busy... so i was thinking
>of the LAN / NIC card at first, but can the video card be affecting it
>as well? thanks.
>

Sorry, can't tell from here :-) If you think it's the NIC and
the thing is a plug in card (even though it wil REAAAALLLY **** of that
westom guy) just replace it with a different card, used 100bt cards
are a dime a dozen.

Maybe westom can diagnose the logic of a lan card with a multimeter.

--

Richard Urban
Microsoft MVP
Windows Desktop Experience


"the wharf rat" <> wrote in message
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> In article
> <0aee5312-17c5-4da3-b3e7->,
> liketofindoutwhy <> wrote:
>>
>>the error seems to occur when my network is busy... so i was thinking
>>of the LAN / NIC card at first, but can the video card be affecting it
>>as well? thanks.
>>
>
> Sorry, can't tell from here :-) If you think it's the NIC and
> the thing is a plug in card (even though it wil REAAAALLLY **** of that
> westom guy) just replace it with a different card, used 100bt cards
> are a dime a dozen.
>
>

In article <Oqit$>,
Richard Urban <> wrote:
>Maybe westom can diagnose the logic of a lan card with a multimeter.

Come on, you know better than that. You use a ***HAIR DRYER***
to diagnose lan cards.