Windows xp x64 sp2 update driver issue

Everytime I run the auto update for xp x64 sp2 it dies on the restart. It
seems to update correctly, then when the system reboots I get to log in and
the wallpaper comes up only to crash to the blue screen of DEATH! It says
there's a driver issue. If I reboot in VGA mode the system will run. I have
the latest drivers from Nvidia for the motherboard and video card. I'm
sending a message to Nvidia too.

Anybody else having this problem?

it's definetely happening to me TOO...I dunno why though

"StoneLion" wrote:

> Everytime I run the auto update for xp x64 sp2 it dies on the restart. It
> seems to update correctly, then when the system reboots I get to log in and
> the wallpaper comes up only to crash to the blue screen of DEATH! It says
> there's a driver issue. If I reboot in VGA mode the system will run. I have
> the latest drivers from Nvidia for the motherboard and video card. I'm
> sending a message to Nvidia too.
>
> Anybody else having this problem?

Hi There,

Taking driver updates from windows update is really not a good idea unless
you like problems.

If your device is working fine it is recommanded not to update the driver,
if really needed if the device is not functioning well that is you should
take a driver from the manufacturers website.

Try rolling back on the driver, boot last known good configuration or use
system restore to to a date before the problem occured to try and work
around the occured problem. You can also try if you know which update caused
the problem to uninstall it.

Best regards,
Michel Denie


"StoneLion" <> wrote in message
news:8C51FD0C-4C5D-4215-9D2B-...
> Everytime I run the auto update for xp x64 sp2 it dies on the restart. It
> seems to update correctly, then when the system reboots I get to log in
> and
> the wallpaper comes up only to crash to the blue screen of DEATH! It says
> there's a driver issue. If I reboot in VGA mode the system will run. I
> have
> the latest drivers from Nvidia for the motherboard and video card. I'm
> sending a message to Nvidia too.
>
> Anybody else having this problem?

I am having a siumlar problem with SP2 For XP 64. I just installed in the
other day and now I get BSOD each time I try to go into IE7. I am getting
really sick of MS breaking my machines with these junky updates!

"StoneLion" wrote:

> Everytime I run the auto update for xp x64 sp2 it dies on the restart. It
> seems to update correctly, then when the system reboots I get to log in and
> the wallpaper comes up only to crash to the blue screen of DEATH! It says
> there's a driver issue. If I reboot in VGA mode the system will run. I have
> the latest drivers from Nvidia for the motherboard and video card. I'm
> sending a message to Nvidia too.
>
> Anybody else having this problem?

BTW: I am running an AMD 64 4800 with a RAID 0 (hardware raid) on an ABIT MB.
Anyone else have the same config with simular problems?

"StoneLion" wrote:

> Everytime I run the auto update for xp x64 sp2 it dies on the restart. It
> seems to update correctly, then when the system reboots I get to log in and
> the wallpaper comes up only to crash to the blue screen of DEATH! It says
> there's a driver issue. If I reboot in VGA mode the system will run. I have
> the latest drivers from Nvidia for the motherboard and video card. I'm
> sending a message to Nvidia too.
>
> Anybody else having this problem?

Hi There,

Taking driver updates from windows update is really not a good idea unless
you like problems!!!

If your device is working fine it is recommanded not to update the driver,
if really needed if the device is not functioning well that is you should
take a driver from the manufacturers website.

Try rolling back on the driver, boot last known good configuration or use
system restore to to a date before the problem occured to try and work
around the occured problem. You can also try if you know which update caused
the problem to uninstall it.

Best regards,
Michel Denie

"curtizb" <> wrote in message
news:E15FC9BA-E592-444F-9FFA-...
> BTW: I am running an AMD 64 4800 with a RAID 0 (hardware raid) on an ABIT
> MB.
> Anyone else have the same config with simular problems?
>
> "StoneLion" wrote:
>
>> Everytime I run the auto update for xp x64 sp2 it dies on the restart. It
>> seems to update correctly, then when the system reboots I get to log in
>> and
>> the wallpaper comes up only to crash to the blue screen of DEATH! It says
>> there's a driver issue. If I reboot in VGA mode the system will run. I
>> have
>> the latest drivers from Nvidia for the motherboard and video card. I'm
>> sending a message to Nvidia too.
>>
>> Anybody else having this problem?

Hi therere,

Anyone with a totally different configuration taking drivers from WU can
have this problem, why?

Just the other message with the free advice I have sent you.

Best regards,
Michel Denie


"curtizb" <> wrote in message
news:E15FC9BA-E592-444F-9FFA-...
> BTW: I am running an AMD 64 4800 with a RAID 0 (hardware raid) on an ABIT
> MB.
> Anyone else have the same config with simular problems?
>
> "StoneLion" wrote:
>
>> Everytime I run the auto update for xp x64 sp2 it dies on the restart. It
>> seems to update correctly, then when the system reboots I get to log in
>> and
>> the wallpaper comes up only to crash to the blue screen of DEATH! It says
>> there's a driver issue. If I reboot in VGA mode the system will run. I
>> have
>> the latest drivers from Nvidia for the motherboard and video card. I'm
>> sending a message to Nvidia too.
>>
>> Anybody else having this problem?

Well, I had to go into safe mode and uninstall XP 64 SP2 and everything seems
to be back in order EXCEPT I still do not have my windows update icon back.
Somehow the update just jacked up the shorcut to windows update, but if I go
there manually it still works, but it's showing that SP2 which obviously is
JUNK.
I am really surprised MS released such a buggy update. This is by far the
worse update they have released. I was not able to use the media player or
even sign into MSN. I had to post these replies via a different machine.
MS is really slipping these days. DO NOT get me started on Vista and office
2007.



"realcestmoi" wrote:

> Hi There,
>
> Taking driver updates from windows update is really not a good idea unless
> you like problems!!!
>
> If your device is working fine it is recommanded not to update the driver,
> if really needed if the device is not functioning well that is you should
> take a driver from the manufacturers website.
>
> Try rolling back on the driver, boot last known good configuration or use
> system restore to to a date before the problem occured to try and work
> around the occured problem. You can also try if you know which update caused
> the problem to uninstall it.
>
> Best regards,
> Michel Denie
>
> "curtizb" <> wrote in message
> news:E15FC9BA-E592-444F-9FFA-...
> > BTW: I am running an AMD 64 4800 with a RAID 0 (hardware raid) on an ABIT
> > MB.
> > Anyone else have the same config with simular problems?
> >
> > "StoneLion" wrote:
> >
> >> Everytime I run the auto update for xp x64 sp2 it dies on the restart. It
> >> seems to update correctly, then when the system reboots I get to log in
> >> and
> >> the wallpaper comes up only to crash to the blue screen of DEATH! It says
> >> there's a driver issue. If I reboot in VGA mode the system will run. I
> >> have
> >> the latest drivers from Nvidia for the motherboard and video card. I'm
> >> sending a message to Nvidia too.
> >>
> >> Anybody else having this problem?
>
>
>

Hi there,

You aree getting a blue screen after updating and rebooting,....

Write down the error code in the blue screen and report it here, it should
be something like 0x000000XX and four times the same between brackets.

The full error number is needed and also the specific driver error to see
where it is going wrong.

Where did you take the driver from Nvidia or WU?

Best regards
Michel Denie


"curtizb" <> wrote in message
news:2E690A4C-29E3-4AEF-B98B-...
> Well, I had to go into safe mode and uninstall XP 64 SP2 and everything
> seems
> to be back in order EXCEPT I still do not have my windows update icon
> back.
> Somehow the update just jacked up the shorcut to windows update, but if I
> go
> there manually it still works, but it's showing that SP2 which obviously
> is
> JUNK.
> I am really surprised MS released such a buggy update. This is by far the
> worse update they have released. I was not able to use the media player
> or
> even sign into MSN. I had to post these replies via a different machine.
> MS is really slipping these days. DO NOT get me started on Vista and
> office
> 2007.
>
>
>
> "realcestmoi" wrote:
>
>> Hi There,
>>
>> Taking driver updates from windows update is really not a good idea
>> unless
>> you like problems!!!
>>
>> If your device is working fine it is recommanded not to update the
>> driver,
>> if really needed if the device is not functioning well that is you should
>> take a driver from the manufacturers website.
>>
>> Try rolling back on the driver, boot last known good configuration or use
>> system restore to to a date before the problem occured to try and work
>> around the occured problem. You can also try if you know which update
>> caused
>> the problem to uninstall it.
>>
>> Best regards,
>> Michel Denie
>>
>> "curtizb" <> wrote in message
>> news:E15FC9BA-E592-444F-9FFA-...
>> > BTW: I am running an AMD 64 4800 with a RAID 0 (hardware raid) on an
>> > ABIT
>> > MB.
>> > Anyone else have the same config with simular problems?
>> >
>> > "StoneLion" wrote:
>> >
>> >> Everytime I run the auto update for xp x64 sp2 it dies on the restart.
>> >> It
>> >> seems to update correctly, then when the system reboots I get to log
>> >> in
>> >> and
>> >> the wallpaper comes up only to crash to the blue screen of DEATH! It
>> >> says
>> >> there's a driver issue. If I reboot in VGA mode the system will run. I
>> >> have
>> >> the latest drivers from Nvidia for the motherboard and video card. I'm
>> >> sending a message to Nvidia too.
>> >>
>> >> Anybody else having this problem?
>>
>>
>>

Hey michel.

I looked for an error code after re-boot but it did not appear to be in hex
or whatever format they use and it did not offer a solution after I
submitted. It does not apear to be a hardware issue, since it did not occur
on boot, but only after trying to do a search on dogpile and also when trying
to open a WMA via Outlook 2007. It would reboot if the computer sat idel too
long as well. It's a major glitch for sure. I have heard others say it's
related to the ABIT N-Force chipset drivers, but that still seems odd to me
since I could boot just fine and run other apps. That being said, it's still
very possible that it is a hardware driver issue of some sort, but I am
reluctant to say it's anything to do with video at this point. Possibly it's
a sound card issue?? I have the M-Audio Delta 192 with the XP 64 bit
drivers. I don't know how that relates to logging in to MSN though. I had
IE7 installed prior to the XP 64 SP2 update, so that also may be an issue. I
still say that the update was pushed too fast. The people in the test center
are not getting the stuff right. I use my PC as a recording tool for Sonar
64 bit software. Most people who run XP 64 use it for Aduio/ Video or
gaming, and that should have been the test bed for this update. I run the
Geforce 8800 768MB video card on this computer and the drivers have been very
stable until this SP2 for XP 64 update. I am sure there will be many people
looking at this thread in the future. We run www.comfortpc.com here in Grays
Harbor WA, and we do a lot of work for musicians and film editors. I am
advising my clients to shy away from this update until MS fixes the problems.

Sorry I do not have the error code, as I have uninstalled the SP2 update for
XP 64, but I really don't think it would have been much help as it was a
generic code and did not apear to be relavent to any sort of hardware driver.
I have had simular issues with office 2007 so the problem my be there as
well. Possibly some sort of plug in from office 2007 for IE7. Just like
vista error codes: I am left without a clue.
Thanks for your help though!

Curt

"realcestmoi" wrote:

> Hi there,
>
> You aree getting a blue screen after updating and rebooting,....
>
> Write down the error code in the blue screen and report it here, it should
> be something like 0x000000XX and four times the same between brackets.
>
> The full error number is needed and also the specific driver error to see
> where it is going wrong.
>
> Where did you take the driver from Nvidia or WU?
>
> Best regards
> Michel Denie
>
>
> "curtizb" <> wrote in message
> news:2E690A4C-29E3-4AEF-B98B-...
> > Well, I had to go into safe mode and uninstall XP 64 SP2 and everything
> > seems
> > to be back in order EXCEPT I still do not have my windows update icon
> > back.
> > Somehow the update just jacked up the shorcut to windows update, but if I
> > go
> > there manually it still works, but it's showing that SP2 which obviously
> > is
> > JUNK.
> > I am really surprised MS released such a buggy update. This is by far the
> > worse update they have released. I was not able to use the media player
> > or
> > even sign into MSN. I had to post these replies via a different machine.
> > MS is really slipping these days. DO NOT get me started on Vista and
> > office
> > 2007.
> >
> >
> >
> > "realcestmoi" wrote:
> >
> >> Hi There,
> >>
> >> Taking driver updates from windows update is really not a good idea
> >> unless
> >> you like problems!!!
> >>
> >> If your device is working fine it is recommanded not to update the
> >> driver,
> >> if really needed if the device is not functioning well that is you should
> >> take a driver from the manufacturers website.
> >>
> >> Try rolling back on the driver, boot last known good configuration or use
> >> system restore to to a date before the problem occured to try and work
> >> around the occured problem. You can also try if you know which update
> >> caused
> >> the problem to uninstall it.
> >>
> >> Best regards,
> >> Michel Denie
> >>
> >> "curtizb" <> wrote in message
> >> news:E15FC9BA-E592-444F-9FFA-...
> >> > BTW: I am running an AMD 64 4800 with a RAID 0 (hardware raid) on an
> >> > ABIT
> >> > MB.
> >> > Anyone else have the same config with simular problems?
> >> >
> >> > "StoneLion" wrote:
> >> >
> >> >> Everytime I run the auto update for xp x64 sp2 it dies on the restart.
> >> >> It
> >> >> seems to update correctly, then when the system reboots I get to log
> >> >> in
> >> >> and
> >> >> the wallpaper comes up only to crash to the blue screen of DEATH! It
> >> >> says
> >> >> there's a driver issue. If I reboot in VGA mode the system will run. I
> >> >> have
> >> >> the latest drivers from Nvidia for the motherboard and video card. I'm
> >> >> sending a message to Nvidia too.
> >> >>
> >> >> Anybody else having this problem?
> >>
> >>
> >>
>
>
>