callman_1
I need help!
During a gig all is going great, I was mixing between video and karaoke. Then I switched back to music only mp3's with ambients playing in the background. This was aprox. 3.5 hours into the gig. Suddenly, I get a blue screen with code and a spontaneous reboot of my laptop. At re-boot XP Pro tells me that it encountered serious error and needs to scan the c drive for consistency. I can't find any crash guard reports. What could be the problem? My laptop was hot....could heat be the problem, or could it be a corupt ambient file?
I use a Macbook Pro 17" 2.5 Ghz Dual Intel with 4 gigs of ram, 512 mb dedicated video ram nvidia 8600Gt. I'm running XP Pro with all the updates including SP3 using Bootcamp on a 32 Gig partition in Fat32. All my softwares are legit paid copies. My laptop is 3 months old? I use Western Digital external Hard drives, one is 1 terabyte, the other is 500 gigs. My midi controller is a Denon HC4500 with the most current firmware and lastest Asio driver.
I had the same problem last week and I reformated the partition and re-installed everything fresh. I thought I had solved this problem, I was wrong.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
During a gig all is going great, I was mixing between video and karaoke. Then I switched back to music only mp3's with ambients playing in the background. This was aprox. 3.5 hours into the gig. Suddenly, I get a blue screen with code and a spontaneous reboot of my laptop. At re-boot XP Pro tells me that it encountered serious error and needs to scan the c drive for consistency. I can't find any crash guard reports. What could be the problem? My laptop was hot....could heat be the problem, or could it be a corupt ambient file?
I use a Macbook Pro 17" 2.5 Ghz Dual Intel with 4 gigs of ram, 512 mb dedicated video ram nvidia 8600Gt. I'm running XP Pro with all the updates including SP3 using Bootcamp on a 32 Gig partition in Fat32. All my softwares are legit paid copies. My laptop is 3 months old? I use Western Digital external Hard drives, one is 1 terabyte, the other is 500 gigs. My midi controller is a Denon HC4500 with the most current firmware and lastest Asio driver.
I had the same problem last week and I reformated the partition and re-installed everything fresh. I thought I had solved this problem, I was wrong.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Posted Wed 25 Jun 08 @ 2:48 am
discobrian24
Heat could definately be the problem. Do u use a cooler pad for the lappy??
Posted Wed 25 Jun 08 @ 1:37 pm
callman_1
I will be buying one today. Could it be any other problem? And how come it didn't leave me a crash guard report? Are there any other users who have experienced the same problem? What was done to remedy the issue? Did keeping the laptop on a cooling pad solve the problem? Should I try and reinstall XP again?
Need help please
Need help please
Posted Wed 25 Jun 08 @ 3:21 pm
discobrian24
Try it with a cooling pad 1st
Posted Wed 25 Jun 08 @ 8:55 pm
djcel
Blue screen = drivers crash
First disable the automatic reboot
First disable the automatic reboot
Posted Wed 25 Jun 08 @ 9:52 pm
callman_1
Just an update, I bought a chill mat, and I've been testing my laptop for 2 days. I've been running it in automix for 8 to 9 hours with video's and can't reproduce any crash. I've disable the automatic reboot. Could the problem be with the Denon HC4500 controller? How do I check for bad drivers?
Posted Fri 27 Jun 08 @ 10:51 am