random BSOD

**Pauly** · 14 Feb 2010

000.fcl = Cyberlink/powerdvd software
agrsm64.sys = Agere systems soft modem driver http://www.lsi.com/cm/DownloadSearch.do?locale=EN (Agere became LSI Corp)
enecir.sys = ENE consumer IR driver HOME_ENE TECHNOLOGY INC.

sneyepr · 14 Feb 2010

thanks for the info. spoke too soon. computer was on for a few hours. nothing running. another bsod. getting very frustrated!!

usasma · 14 Feb 2010

To the right of each driver filename is a web address that starts with

Code:

http://www.carrona.org/dvrref.html

That is my website.
Look up the driver filename in the left hand column (it's numeric, then alphabetic).
In the far right column is a link to the place you should get the latest version from (to the best of my knowledge).

The HP Mobile Data Protection stuff will have to come from the HP website.

sneyepr · 17 Feb 2010

problem solved!! thanks to all who helped. reformatted the drive,reinstalled windows 7, spent many many hours reinstalling programs,finding passwords,tweaking all the settings ect. seems it was totally a software problem. both my kids have macs. neither has ever had this bsod nonsense. i think my next computer may be a mac!!!