Try command prompt,start>run>cmd> chkdsk /f

 

Try last known good config,tapping F8

 

You typed/or pasted  "driver_irlq_not_less_or_equal"

 

                             OR

 

is it this "DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL"

yes this is it.........DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL

i dont understand youre reply?? do those 2 things and then type in DRIVER_IRQL...

"dont understand youre reply?? do those 2 things and then type in DRIVER_IRQL"

 

I wasn't saying type in " DRIVER_IRQL",my point was you might of typed/or pasted driver_irlq by mistake.

 

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When booting up kepp tapping the F8 key,than select "last good known config"

 

Also when computer is running go to start>run>cmd

 

when in command prompt paste this chkdsk /f and hit enter.

 

NOTE THE SPACE BEFORE /f

..i hate to be a pain. sorry. but, why am i doing this and what happens after i type in the command propt? is this to fix the problem or find out the problem? thank you very much tomron.

I suggested chkdsk /f  cause you mentioned physical dump of memory and one possible cause is bad sectors on the disk,if there are any bad sectors this should take care of it. It might be best to try this in safe mode.

 

The the problem with MS errors is that they are generic,it could also mean bad ram.....

 

Of course there are no guarantees using chkdsk /f will work,but it don't hurt to try.

 

Don't forget " Try last known good config,tapping F8"

ok...youre going to hate me and think im very annoying. but if i can get through this you wont here from me again other than to say thanks. so, can you give me in what order im to do these things? thank you again.

i suggest restoring the system back to defaults, what i mean is reinstall operating system.

ok eilisha...but my os was pre-installed so i just go back to factory setting right?...first im going to try what the above mentioned. or should i? now im confused.