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Microsoft doesn't know how to write drivers, and SATA and USB cannot handle the load. I would be that the moment you plug in a PATA or IDE-64 drive it will come right up. Microsoft has acknowledged that the serial busses are overloaded, and USB, SCSI, and SATA is failing because of conflicts...

This post had a lot of advice and some references, but all of them pretty much missed the point about why there are so many interrupt problems lately. First, you need the definition of IRQ [which, apparently, even the chief engineer at Cytrix needs to study]...

infinite loop in a graphics driver (nv4_disp.dll)" Which means something didn't respond, either something stole the interrupt, or it was not completely properly. This can happen if some other routine writes to the RAM area of video; say it puts a zero where nvidia wants a non-zero, aka, a...

Load on the video driver and something is sharing its interrupt, thus the delay in screen updating and flickering. Some app or Operating System has a bad driver, as in it is either on the video card's interrupt line, or, most likely, it is stealing the video buss, ram buss, and so on. It could...

Good luck. These are not all CDROM's: "HL-DT-ST CD-RW GCE-8160B D: CDRom0 SAMSUNG DVD-ROM SD-616E E: CDRom1 TSSTcorp CD/DVDW TS-H552U F: CDRom3" At least one is a DVD, right? So why is Windows and Nero misnaming them as CDROM's? Lazy programming or they dont' want to pay someone...

I have seen so many definitions, and all of them wrong, that I wonder what exactly is being taught at schools around the world. IRQ=Interrupt Request Queue It is a software stack where all interrupts are queued for processing, usually by the I/O, but sometimes with processor intervention. On...