CPU/Mobo Need help with P5N32 E SLi
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the problem is with your network card drivers...
click here and install the correct driver for your OS
Hopefully it will solve your problem...and is the problem noticed only when u use your internet extensively..then..the above step will solve your problem..
click here and install the correct driver for your OS
Hopefully it will solve your problem...and is the problem noticed only when u use your internet extensively..then..the above step will solve your problem..
yes ya all it only happens when i m on the net !!!!!!
and i dont have a network card its a usb cable modem !!!!!!!!!
manufacturer webstar scientific atlanta!!
Consumer Products - Cable Modems
the first one on the list !!!!!
and i dont have a network card its a usb cable modem !!!!!!!!!
manufacturer webstar scientific atlanta!!
Consumer Products - Cable Modems
the first one on the list !!!!!
Doesnt matter if you are using network port or not. If you installed the network card drivers and said yes to installing NVIDIA Forceware Network manager, the firewall will be installed. Thats the root cause of all these bsods. I had the same damn issue for a week and couldn't figure out what it was until I disabled the firewall by accident 
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.1. Disable the network ports in BIOS. You can find them under 'Onboard device configuration' in the 'Advanced' menu in BIOS.
2. Uninstall all nVidia devices from Device Manager (right-click on my computer, properties, hardware, device manager). Don't let the system restart (say 'No' to any automatic restart requests).
3. Uninstall all nVidia software from the Control panel.
4. Restart the system in safe mode
5. Delete all files beginning with nv in the C:\windows\system32
6. Open this directory: c:\Windows\inf and start opening the files named oem0.inf, oem1.inf, etc. Delete the files which relate to the nVidia hardware. You can read which hardware device the file belongs to, in the first few lines of the file.
7. Reboot and see if you're still getting BSODs. If you are, the problem is a general hardware failure, either of the modem or the chipset southbridge. If the BSODs stop, it's time to install the drivers again.
In case the latest drivers don't work, try a few of the older ones. Sometimes new drivers (the latest is Nov 2006 for this board, btw) may break the system.
2. Uninstall all nVidia devices from Device Manager (right-click on my computer, properties, hardware, device manager). Don't let the system restart (say 'No' to any automatic restart requests).
3. Uninstall all nVidia software from the Control panel.
4. Restart the system in safe mode
5. Delete all files beginning with nv in the C:\windows\system32
6. Open this directory: c:\Windows\inf and start opening the files named oem0.inf, oem1.inf, etc. Delete the files which relate to the nVidia hardware. You can read which hardware device the file belongs to, in the first few lines of the file.
7. Reboot and see if you're still getting BSODs. If you are, the problem is a general hardware failure, either of the modem or the chipset southbridge. If the BSODs stop, it's time to install the drivers again.
In case the latest drivers don't work, try a few of the older ones. Sometimes new drivers (the latest is Nov 2006 for this board, btw) may break the system.
guys gettin to the root of the problem.....
@ sangram
dude i checked the inf file u said !!!
and on the inf file for the usb cable modem i found the .sys file which was makin the BSODs!!
check the pic i provided!!
now will reinstalling the cable modem driver help????
but as i said earlier i have already reinstalled the drivers for modem many times bfore!!!!
just a liitle bit more on diagnosing this error guys so help me out!!:hap2:
@ sangram
dude i checked the inf file u said !!!
and on the inf file for the usb cable modem i found the .sys file which was makin the BSODs!!
check the pic i provided!!
now will reinstalling the cable modem driver help????
but as i said earlier i have already reinstalled the drivers for modem many times bfore!!!!
just a liitle bit more on diagnosing this error guys so help me out!!:hap2:
Try to use the network cable instead of the USB cable - the modem can connect to both. You need to enable one port on your PC, and don't install the firewall drivers when the system prompts you to.
Please read my post carefully and follow it to the letter. In case of more trouble take it to a technician. Remote troubleshooting is not going to be possible beyond a point if you're not comfortable hacking into system files.
For example, NDIS is a generic descriptor for network interfaces. It does not matter whether it is connected to a USB port or a network port. There is a massive difference between NDIS.sys and the file you have opened, oem3.inf
Would suggest you ask a service technician to come in and take a look, as I cannot guarantee the safety of your system from here.
Please read my post carefully and follow it to the letter. In case of more trouble take it to a technician. Remote troubleshooting is not going to be possible beyond a point if you're not comfortable hacking into system files.
For example, NDIS is a generic descriptor for network interfaces. It does not matter whether it is connected to a USB port or a network port. There is a massive difference between NDIS.sys and the file you have opened, oem3.inf
Would suggest you ask a service technician to come in and take a look, as I cannot guarantee the safety of your system from here.
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