What hardware have you kept and not changed? Could you provide the system specs for 
the machine encountering the Stop screens? Write down the error number(s) you're 
getting and post them here with your system specs. If not I, surely someone may be 
able to find some info on those spacific error numbers.

I'm probably getting a bit ahead of myself, seeing as how I don't know more about 
the problem you are having, but here goes: The problem I was having was associated 
with either a bad card of ram (it happens with brand new memory, I've gotten a bad 
one before) or the ram on the video card. (I believe it was the former of the two, 
in my case)

When you're troubleshooting hardware, strip everything on the motherboard down to 
the bare essentials: memory, video, hard drive, CD-ROM drive, keyboard, mouse. If 
you have two cards of memory, try using one at a time--swap one out, try it, then 
try the other. Try using a backup video card if you have one. If you have more than 
one CD drive, try using one at a time.

Hope the above helps. In the meantime, good luck!


Anthony







On Tuesday, February 7, 2006 at 6:36 pm, Erollnamu wrote:

>I have change the motherboard,Ram ,hard disk & reloaded windows but still heve the 

>same messeage appear. 

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