Blue screen ACPI error after installing a New Graphics Card plz HELP

SdSteve760 · 20 Dec 2011

I have a Intel DG31PR Motherboard, and with a new Galaxy GeForce GT520 w/2048mb just installed into it I get the below mentioned error... but with out the card installed and using onboard video.. I get no error at all and it boots up just fine...

System is a cpl years old
OS INSTALLED ON NEW DRIVE 1 WEEK AGO

Can anyone help me with this error or know how to correct it.. please help...
thank you very much in advance..

****BLUE SCREEN ERROR MESSAGE****

The BIOS in this system is not fully ACPI compliant. Please contact your system vendor for an updated BIOS.
Technical information:
*** STOP: 0x0000000A5 (0x0000000000001000, 0x0000000000000000, 0x00000000FFFFFFFF, 0x0000000000002000)"

SYSTEM INFO:
7 ultimate 64bit
CPU: intel core 2 duo
E4700 @2.6ghz
Memory: 2gb x 2 dual channel
800mhz
H.D.Seagate sata 1ter.
450 watt PS

panais · 20 Dec 2011

Hi.

You dont have any minidumps in your uploaded folder.

Go to C:\Windows,find the folder with the name Minidump,in this folder find the most recent minidumps and copy paste them in desktop.Then in desktop zip this minidumps and upload them here using the attachment clip.

If the minidump folder is empty,you may need to enable minidumps by following these steps Dump Files - Configure Windows to Create on BSOD

SdSteve760 · 20 Dec 2011

The attachment on my original post is a new one please look to see if it has what you are needing .. thanks

panais · 20 Dec 2011

Again :)

You dont have any minidumps in your uploaded folder.

Minidumps is a specific file created from crash\bsod.

Go to C:\Windows,find the folder with the name Minidump,in this folder find the most recent minidumps and copy paste them in desktop.Then in desktop zip this minidumps and upload them here using the attachment clip.

If the minidump folder is empty,you may need to enable minidumps by following these steps Dump Files - Configure Windows to Create on BSOD You can also use option 2.

SdSteve760 · 20 Dec 2011

well can u tell why i wouldnt have any minidumps after i have activated it and went and put my graphics card back in so it would get the BSOD once activated ? any ideas
on this should i try it again ????

panais said:

Again :)

You dont have any minidumps in your uploaded folder.

Minidumps is a specific file created from crash\bsod.

Go to C:\Windows,find the folder with the name Minidump,in this folder find the most recent minidumps and copy paste them in desktop.Then in desktop zip this minidumps and upload them here using the attachment clip.

If the minidump folder is empty,you may need to enable minidumps by following these steps Dump Files - Configure Windows to Create on BSOD You can also use option 2.

panais · 21 Dec 2011

Do you use a disk cleanup or any disk cleaners like ccleaner?

If yest stop.

In meantime run SFC /SCANNOW Command - System File Checker you may need to run it 2-3 times to "fix" everything.

SdSteve760 · 21 Dec 2011

Hi and ty for the suggestion I ran the scan but it did not find any issues, if you have any other ideas I will be glad to try them any an all help is greatly appreciated... ty Steve

panais said:

Do you use a disk cleanup or any disk cleaners like ccleaner?

If yest stop.

In meantime run SFC /SCANNOW Command - System File Checker you may need to run it 2-3 times to "fix" everything.

yowanvista · 22 Dec 2011

Please update your BIOS, it dates back to 2007
http://downloadcenter.intel.com/Deta...&lang=eng#help

SdSteve760 · 22 Dec 2011

Went and created a bootable flash drive to install my updated bios but when I am
in the area where I have to select the file to load for the new bios it starts with A: for the drive and it is actually located in removable disk E: but the system says it does not recognize E: as a valid drive letter so it wont open the file to load the new update on the flash drive.. any ideas what I might be doing wrong have tried using the A: but it says invalid file name... I am listing the file name as follows
IFLASH2 /PR0071.BIO I belive that is correct.. Please any help or advise for this
to help me update my bios... Thanks all help is greatly appreciated... Steve

yowanvista said:

Please update your BIOS, it dates back to 2007
http://downloadcenter.intel.com/Deta...&lang=eng#help

yowanvista · 23 Dec 2011

SdSteve760 said:

Went and created a bootable flash drive to install my updated bios but when I am
in the area where I have to select the file to load for the new bios it starts with A: for the drive and it is actually located in removable disk E: but the system says it does not recognize E: as a valid drive letter so it wont open the file to load the new update on the flash drive.. any ideas what I might be doing wrong have tried using the A: but it says invalid file name... I am listing the file name as follows
IFLASH2 /PR0071.BIO I belive that is correct.. Please any help or advise for this
to help me update my bios... Thanks all help is greatly appreciated... Steve

yowanvista said:

Please update your BIOS, it dates back to 2007
http://downloadcenter.intel.com/Deta...&lang=eng#help

Try the 3rd download "PRG3110H.86A.0071.EB.EXE", it should have an automatic BIOS updater. :)