BSOD

sawwei said:

Jonathan_King said:

Leave the computer running, with Verifier enabled, and wait for it to crash. When it does, boot back up (you may have to disable driver verifier), and follow the BSOD Posting Instructions again.

I'm just wondering how come the Intervideo Driver is still in my system when I ran the Verifier.

Driver Verifier doesn't disable any drivers when you enable it. It only stresses them for faults.

Let it run for another day and use your system as you normally would.

sawwei said:

Hi Jonathan,

I am just wondering how to delete the Intervideo driver from my system.
When I use my old notebook, I used to have the Intervideo WinDVD program for the DVD playback, but on my new system I did not install any Intervideo program, only the Corel WinDVD.
I am trying to run my system with the Verifier Enabled for another day since I did not get any BSOD last night.
Thank you.

Could be the driver was not removed. Might Any DVD be using it? Try removing that, and then rename C:\Windows\system32\drivers\regi.sys to regi.old.

I did not install AnyDVD in my system.
I am running my system at home now.
What should I do if it did not show any errors until tonight?
Should I keep Enabling the Verifier or should I turn it off?
I am thinking of installing a new memory today, so do I have to Disable the Verifier before the installation?
Well, I gotta say that I'm a bit frustrated of the BSOD that I'm having lately.
For the last twice BSOD that occured, it was when I did not have any activities running on my system except for Bittorent.
This last BSOD even happen only one day after I did a System Recovery
I used to let my Bittorent run on my system every night and I have never experienced any BSOD.
The previous BSODs I had happened when I did various activities, once when I was watching a movie file with WMP, the other one when I was browsing through my files in windows explorer.

Use your computer normally, with Verifier enabled, for about 12 more hours from now. If no BSODs until then, go ahead and disable verifier.

I think you may disable driver verifier, and hope the BSODs don't return!

Jonathan_King said:

I think you may disable driver verifier, and hope the BSODs don't return!

Ok, I'll report back in a few days.
Thank you Jonathan.