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Invalid Work Queue Item
I reinstalled WinXP Home on a laptop.
Now I get the BSOD with that message. I went into Safe Mode and took a look at Device Manager and there are a few components in need of drivers. Im assuming that's causing the problem. Thing is, I dont have any driver installation CDs. All I have is the laptop. I checked out Dell's website for driver downloads, but I dont even know which drivers I should get.
The laptop is an Inspiron 600m.
The hardware I need drivers for are:
Network Controller
Multimedia Audio Controller
PC Modem
USB Controller
Any help is appreciated.
Now I get the BSOD with that message. I went into Safe Mode and took a look at Device Manager and there are a few components in need of drivers. Im assuming that's causing the problem. Thing is, I dont have any driver installation CDs. All I have is the laptop. I checked out Dell's website for driver downloads, but I dont even know which drivers I should get.
The laptop is an Inspiron 600m.
The hardware I need drivers for are:
Network Controller
Multimedia Audio Controller
PC Modem
USB Controller
Any help is appreciated.
alot4u
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February 29th, 2008 09:00
First of all this is the main page for your drivers
Download network conroller
Download multimedia audio controller
Download Pc modem
Download optional for pc modem too
Download USB controller
Good Luck
sc_syne
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February 29th, 2008 20:00
I was able to install the drivers for the multimedia audio controller, modem, and USB controller, but not for the network controller. There are two other devices in need of drivers that I failed to mention. The Ethernet Controller and the Video Controller. Ill try looking for those in the link you provided.
I tried installing other network drivers, but there's a runtime error that comes up.
alot4u
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March 1st, 2008 07:00
1. What is the message error exactly, and in which driver it display?
2. What do you mean you tried installing other network drivers? You mean versions doesn’t apply to your computer?
3. What about the Ethernet Controller and the Video Controller? you can’t find this drivers or you got message error too?sc_syne
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March 2nd, 2008 00:00
2. There was another network driver available in the link you posted. Link
When I tried installing that driver I get this message: The Windows Installer could not be accessed. This can occur if you are running windows in safe mode, or if the Windows Installer is not correctly installed.
3. The Ethernet Controller I just assumed was the network driver that you linked. I havent tried installing the video driver yet.
alot4u
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March 5th, 2008 08:00
Well, I think the problem is wrong drivers
You Can not be determined your drivers
You can download astra32 to know the name of your driver even if its unknown
Read here about astra32
Download full version of astra32
Good Luck