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Gold_Disk · 02-28-2003, 10:56 AM

The blue screen of death says something like DRIVER_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL TO

I do not get the chance to read much more before it reboots. The onboard PCI devices wasn't there before I changed the jumper to disbabled. Even when the jumper is set to disabled it still says its there in Windows. I have tried removing through windows then restarting but it just finds it again.

Windows boots fine without my add on sound card.

I have had this problem ever since I built the PC. I have re-installed XP but still the problem occours (but less frequent). What made me think it was sound related is another posting when someone is burning a DVD they get this and someone replied with this answer so I thought I would ask the experts! By the way I have a Pioneer A03 DVD burner.

I use RAID as I have my HDD there, a CDRW (master) and DVD (slave) on primary and on secondary I have my DVD burner. The drivers for the RAID are fully up to date.

How can I tell what BIOS revision I have?

Can I just say THANKYOU to everyone who has helped so far! This has driven me crazy for a few weeks now.

02-28-2003, 10:56 AM	#20
Gold_Disk Member (9 bit) Join Date: Dec 2002 Posts: 299	The blue screen of death says something like DRIVER_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL TO I do not get the chance to read much more before it reboots. The onboard PCI devices wasn't there before I changed the jumper to disbabled. Even when the jumper is set to disabled it still says its there in Windows. I have tried removing through windows then restarting but it just finds it again. Windows boots fine without my add on sound card. I have had this problem ever since I built the PC. I have re-installed XP but still the problem occours (but less frequent). What made me think it was sound related is another posting when someone is burning a DVD they get this and someone replied with this answer so I thought I would ask the experts! By the way I have a Pioneer A03 DVD burner. I use RAID as I have my HDD there, a CDRW (master) and DVD (slave) on primary and on secondary I have my DVD burner. The drivers for the RAID are fully up to date. How can I tell what BIOS revision I have? Can I just say THANKYOU to everyone who has helped so far! This has driven me crazy for a few weeks now.