it has been a while i was experiencing a BSOD (Blue Screen Of Death) in windows xp sp3. but recently i got ride of it!
when you see such a disappointing screen (what a pain in the ass!), you should think about having a hardware problem (specialy your RAM or PSU), or a bad driver, or even maybe it's a software problem. but this is more offten about your RAM. maybe you need to configure your RAM parameters in your motherboard's BIOS manualy.
so first of all you need to check your RAM. you can test your RAM with memtest86+ program.it's a diagnostic tool to test your RAM. you need to let it go for at least 7-8 times pass. if you see any errors then it's your RAM. anyway it's a free software that you can download it or check it out here: http://www.memtest.org
i don't wanna write a compelete trouble shouting reference about this problem, but there is some references about it on the web. i'm sure you will find it if you realy need it, right?
just some notes: all the BSODs aren't about the same problem. so you can go to the system events log in the Administrative tools on your control pannel and find the error code and (if needed) a mini dump of your memory. for the meaning of error codes you can go here: http://aumha.org/a/stop.htm
that website has some other useful information about such crappy problems too. i hope this help.
bye 4 now
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