trenty

I have just upgraded to 64-bit Vista for the second time, after having a lot of troubles with it the first time I tried to install it. The first time I tried to install it I was getting BSOD before the install even completed. The second time I had it running for a whole day before I started having problems. I don't really know why I keep getting BSODs and every time it's from a different driver.... the main one I'm getting is 0x000000BE. Not sure what that means. I've updated all of my drivers and got all of the Windows Updates, and I've reinstalled all the drivers as well. I really don't think there's anything wrong with my memory because it's brand new and it works fine in other Windows OSes. Is there anything I haven't done that I should have, or anything I'm missing??

I have a TV Tuner card that has no drivers for Vista x64 that I just disabled, dunno if that would help.

tht-kid

Try Taking The TV Tuner Card Out, Or Booting Into Last Known Config (Press F8 just before the windows load up after bios)

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Emmanuel

Ya, get any Vista x64 incompatible hardware out of your PC. Once a friend had an M-Audio sound card that wasn't even compatible with Vista 32-bit, I installed its drivers (Windows XP) and started getting BSODs everytime, had to boot to safe mode in order to uninstall it.

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