You can fix your blue screen of death permanently by filling your tub with hot water, leaving ur comp still plugged in and drop er right in. Or you can go the harder route and do a reformat/partition/reload of operating system and enjoy a new system, which is more preferrable to the first option,lol,lol...

Hmm I don't know anything about blue screens since i never had one but I copy and pasted this from the web.

From the Web:

- Faulty memory or incompatible hardware and software. This typically happens when you install new software, hardware, or device drivers that are incompatible with your system.

- Insufficient power supply. This is due to a power supply wattage that is less than the requirements of your operating system

- Overheating of system components. This is a rather easy fix. Simply buy a computer fan to keep your system cool.

- Registry corruption and malfunctions. This is probably the most common cause of the windows blue screen. Use registry clean up software ( http://www.ccleaner.com/ )

Ya so I don't know anything about this but this is what I got on the web sooo .

You can fix your blue screen of death permanently by filling your tub with hot water, leaving ur comp still plugged in and drop er right in. Or you can go the harder route and do a reformat/partition/reload of operating system and enjoy a new system, which is more preferrable to the first option,lol,lol...

I refortmated about 3 times

Reinstalled vista

Two new hard drives were installed since this problem started

First one gave out due to this problem. Second one only after a few months gave out because

of the same issue happening again.

My third one which is the one am trying to save just started with this issue.

I know its only a matter of time before I lose it if I don't resolve this issue.

Anyone know of any program that can remove bugs from windows vista drivers?

im still lookin 4 ya so hang tight,lol.

aphrodite...

I once got blue screen due to a bug that was basically caused by both my chip and motherboard... if the problem keeps occurring when different hard drives, then it is likely that you have much bigger problems =\

I'd start from the ground up and start replacing pieces, starting with chip/motherboard... if you can.. if you can't and dunno how to put all the pieces together, then i'd just get a new one. but i bet you could swap out the pieces if you tried, can often save money and stuff... just have to make sure they fit, its pretty simple.

hardware failures are a b***. if it was a software failure, it would have been resolved by now based on what you state..