I just recently got a a new computer that works fine for about 5-10
hours or so. After this downloaded files (firefox or internet explorer,
it doesn't matter) are presented by Windows as "corrupt" in a variety
of way. Basically they are uninstallable. This would be explainable if
these files came from the more shady places from the web but Acrobat
Reader sure isn't one of them. The most "unestablished" program I've
installed is Shadows BitTornado torrentclient which has never turned
out to be a problem before. When this filecorrpution-phenonema turns up
it's only a matter of time (+ - 30 minutes) before I get a blue screen
telling me that Windows have encountered an error in:

"DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL

*** STOP: 0x00000D1 (0x00000064, 0x00000002, 0x0000001, 0xEF372348)

*** NVTcp.sys Address EF372548 base at EF365000, DATESTAMP 4253b85b"

My system stats are:

AMD Athlon 3500 + (2,21 GHz)
1 GB RAM
350 W
2xGeforce 6600 256 mb (using SLI technology)
250 GB HD

The computer is sufficiently cooled and I've also tried reinstalling
Windows, this sadly not solving the problem. What might be the problem?

bjornwerner@email.com wrote:

> I just recently got a a new computer that works fine for about 5-10
> hours or so. After this downloaded files (firefox or internet
(snip)

You got lots of other answers in the other newsgroup to which you
posted. If you don't remember where, use Google Groups Advanced Search
and search for your name.

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Malke
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