BSOD 0x0000001e

Further ideas can be seen here Possible Resolutions to STOP 0x0A, 0x01E, and 0x50 Errors which although general can give clues. I followed up on the hardware part and have discovered that USB drivers and particularly (severally) wireless router drivers do cause this problem, until updated.

Just a thought!

mgorman87 said:

P1raten said:

mgorman87 said:

Which drivers? Your video card? What were the exact steps you took when uninstalling/reinstalling them?

I uninstalled it.

Rebooted, went into safe mode.

Ran Driver Sweeper.

Rebooted again.

Installed the drivers, and it did not prompt me to reboot. So I did it any ways.

Nothing happens.

Go into device manager. Does it show your video card listed? If it doesn't, you might need to do a Repair Install to get your video card to show back up

It doesnt

Ok I'll do that.

mgorman87 said:

P1raten said:

mgorman87 said:

Go into device manager. Does it show your video card listed? If it doesn't, you might need to do a Repair Install to get your video card to show back up

It doesnt

Ok I'll do that.

Let me know how it goes. I had that same issue you have after using driver sweeper and the only way to fix it was to do a repair install.

It sucks.

And im so mad, cause if I can just find out which hardware is the faulty one then i'll get a new one from the store.
The downside is that if i send in a hardware that is not faulty then I have to pay for it.

mgorman87 said:

P1raten said:

mgorman87 said:

Let me know how it goes. I had that same issue you have after using driver sweeper and the only way to fix it was to do a repair install.

It sucks.

And im so mad, cause if I can just find out which hardware is the faulty one then i'll get a new one from the store.
The downside is that if i send in a hardware that is not faulty then I have to pay for it.

The only way to figure that out is by pulling everything out except the essentials and putting stuff back in one by one until the problem appears.

Argh.

I hate this.