TSGL: IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL stop error

The Computer Whisperer justin at whisperer.com.au
Mon Sep 25 02:32:07 EDT 2006


is there nothing listed in your EVENTVWR.MSC ???? (start menu, run)

try running "sfc /scannow" to make sure all of his windows files are intact

try booting from a windows install disc and go to the recovery console and type:

chkdsk /p


Could be a virus??? or spyware???

Good Luck

Justin


On 24/09/06, Don Penlington <deepend at tpg.com.au> wrote:
> Justin wrote:
> >It's a driver issue, it's odd that it happens in safe mode, normally
> >it's the other way around.
> >
> >try updating the motherboard drivers and video card driver (it's
> >normally caused by the video card).>>
>
> Thanks Justin.
>
> I agree, it's very odd indeed. Certainly doesn't seem to point to a driver
> issue, as I can't think of any driver
> which might load at Safe but not Normal mode. Nor can I think of any
> conflict that could exist in those circumstances.
>
> I just installed a brand new video card yesterday but that had no effect on
> the problem. Same problem existed both before and after the new video card.
>
> Mobo drivers are off the CD that came with it. I'll try updating them. It's
> a Gigabyte mobo I think, so should be pretty standard.
>
> As everything seems to be working OK normally, it's not too much worry at
> the moment.  However, I fear this may be symptomatic of some deeper problem
> lurking, and the fact that Safe Mode is inaccessible is a worry in case of
> any future difficulties.
>
> Although I didn't go through all Google's 74000 answers, I couldn't spot
> any instance of it happening in Safe Mode only. That combo seems to rule
> out all the usual explanations.
>
> Maybe someone out there can think of a logical answer.
>
> I thought possibly of a MBR virus (is there such a thing?) but full AVG
> virus check and Spybot checks seem to come up clean.
>
> Could a MBR corruption cause this effect? If so, what can I do about that?
>
> I'll take a BartPE CD over and try running that. If that fails, it might
> point to something, though I'm not sure what.
>
> Don Penlington
>
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