BSOD help

[Mickyd]

I was happily playing BOTF when i had a BSOD first for a while for this pc but dofferent in that i am sure i saw it had something to do with "tcpip.sys" instead of rebooting on its own i had to click for the computer to start normally after an unepected shutdown

 

[Mickyd]

Sorry to be a pest but could someone look at this it totaly wiped the game out i had to reintsall and i dont want it to happen again,
https://www.sevenforums.com/bsod-help-support/407145-bsod-while-playing-botf.html

BOTF is Birth of The Federation, i know its an old game but i like it keeps me out of trouble

 

[CharlesKnell]

You mentioned in an earlier post that this is an old program.
If so, you may be running it on a version of windows under which it is not compatible.
You may want to try setting a compatibility mode for the version of windows that you originally used when the program was new.
Select a compatibility mode by right clicking on the ".exe" file which starts the program and then selecting "Troubleshoot Compatibility".

 

[Layback Bear]

Please complete this tutorial by Brink.

Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) Posting Instructions - Windows 7 Help Forums

It is needed for this thread.

Jack

 

[Mickyd]

I did - it`s in the link in the original post

 

[Layback Bear]

Opp's my mistake. I didn't see it.

Now we just have to wait for on of the BSOD team members to pick up your post.

Jack

 

[axe0]

Hi Mickyd,

First off, I (and possibly others?) requested your threads to be merged.

The crash looks to be caused by your security programs, I would suggest to start by removing McAfee as a test. McAfee is the one mostly known for causing BSODs.