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I read somewhere that if the drivers for the audigy card are up date, then change the name of the file (ha10kx2k.sys) and then reinstall the drivers from Creative Labs website. I tried to do a search and cannot locate the file, also tried to go to the harddrive->program files->creative to no avail (I also looked under Windows and WU Temp folders). Perhaps there is a better way. In the mean time, I will try to reinstall the drivers without changing the above name. Reformatted the Harddrive and reinstalled to a clean drive little more than a week ago and put in a new Audigy 4 and then installed the drivers off the website and not the cd. Thanks for the help. XP Home Intel P4 3.0 HT 1.0 Ram Radeon 9800pro 128mb Dell 4600 - I know, its old

The sound card is a DELL OEM Soundblaster Live 5.1 soundcard. The drivers that I had installed are the drivers specifically meant for this card. I had uninstalled and reinstalled them and double checked to make sure I downloaded the correct drivers. D Disabling the sound card and using the onboard sound has corrected the blue screen problem. I have a Sound Blaster Audigy 4 enroute and will try that out to see if I can use a soundcard, another on EVE uses this card with no probs. Thanks for the help.

American Zombie (love the name btw, totally cool 8)) I hope this helps u. Here is the BSoD error message: --------------------------------------------------- Driver_IRQL_Not_Less_Than_or_Equal Tech info: ***stop: 0x000000D1(0X0000005C, 0X00000001, 0xF745A018) ***P16x.sys - Address F745A018 base at F7443000, Date stamp 3FafacZ --------------------------------------------------- I am looking at the P16x, that is the name of my sound drivers (discovered that by accident). I have disabled my sound card to see if that fixes it. I have a Soundblaster Live 5.1 (Dell) sound card. If this is indeed the problem, then my next question will become (possibly a new thread) which sound card can i get that is at least comparable and not likely to have this problem. This issue is known to occur in EVE online and Madden NFL 2005. I have tried to play EVE again (after disabling sound card from the dxdiag), where i first noticed the problem, and have not had a crash in the typical 0 to 20 minutes that it occurs, so will have to see when i can get on for a couple hours. i did however notice a definate increase in lag during a slow and normall lag free time. The drivers are the latest from creative labs, the problem occurs on both the old and new drivers. Thanks for any and all help : )

I got an "out of memory at line 402" I am wondering what this is and how might it cause problems and any fixes. At the moment I am doing nothing as it doesnt seem to be causing any computer probs. Perhaps it is related to the the BSoD's that I am getting when playing EVE for 20 minutes (getting a new gfx card to see if that resolves the BSoD issue). I only get the BSoD when running EVE, havent treid any other games though. Can spend many hours online, downloading stuff, watching DVD movies on the comp etc. with no probs, even after the "out of memory at..." error message. Recently reformatted the hardrive and did a clean/new install of XP home, reinstalled the drivers, etc. Still the BSoD. But, the question is, what about the "out of memory at line 402" error. Will post any updates till resolved. Thanks for any info and help. BSoD ==> EVE ==>