Random Blue screen error:Event ID 41,kernel Power

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  1. lconnie
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    Windows 7 Home Premium
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    I had been running Win XP Home dual booted with Windows 7 RC. All was fine. I clean installed Windows 7 Home Premium on the XP partition and then the fun began. I was having intermittent BSOD and other hardware-looking warnings, some reflected USB, some Norton drivers, none of it made any sense. Memory diagnostics passed, everything else tested out okay. Reloaded Windows 7 Home Premium. Moved the Windows.old files to an external drive. Formatted the partition that had Windows 7 RC. Unloaded all the USB drivers and reinstalled. Still random BSODs. I have an ATI Diamond Radeon graphics card installed and have my monitor connected to it. Drivers were up to date. Had read somewhere that going from XP to 7 can occasionally do some weird things to those settings, so I went into the BIOS and changed from PCI to AGP on-board while still cabled to the card. I don't pretend to understand all of this, but I have not had a problem since. Maybe too early to tell, but I think there was a disconnect between the BIOS and Windows. What remains puzzling is that it all worked fine in Windows 7 RC. Can anyone shed any light on what this is about?
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  3. razvanl
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    win 7 64 Home premium
       New #12

    Hi,
    Same problem here restart and then restart and so on....
    I will do a zip with the latest dumps and upload it, hope something will come out of it.
    The machine is a sony vaio laptop model vpccw1s1e all details here
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  4. Davidkm
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    Windows 7
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    Had this problem on 2 different systems. I was able to solve it by turning off Intel speedstep in the bios. I also noticed others had found this solution also on intels forum.
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