i recently installed a dvdburner and memory now my pc restarts once an hour says error caused by device driver
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My first guess would be the dvd burner because memory does not have a device driver, but you should confirm this by removeing either the memory or the burner to see if the problem persists.\n\nIf it is the burner, you should go the the manufacturer's web site and download and install the latest driver.\n\nIf it is the memory, then you have defective memory and you should return it to the store under warranty.
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Did you try to re-install the drivers? You probably have tried that. I have the exact thing that is wrong with my Sony PC, except on my Sony PC, I lost both CD & DVD devices--both are dead. I can only load the Recovery Disk from Sony & try to boot from there but it wants me to wipe everything out. I first need to back up before I go to such drastic measures. \n\nPS. I like above solution. In my case it didn't work but do try it. It probably will work for you since that is your error code.\n\nI don't have an answer yet, but the reason I answered here was to be able to let you know what to do when I get this ironed out. I might call Geeks on Call and if they repair & teach me something, I would be happy to share.\n\nSome thing I wanted to do. Contact the maker of the drives and get the files and download them & re-install. In my case, the CD & DVD drives do NOT have any support from the companies who made them. So, that path might be open to you. \n\nIf you have another working CD drive, can you reload or re-install drivers for the DVD? That is another avenue.\n\nLastly, maybe contact your PC maker and see if they can help you. My PC is four years old, so I didn't contact Sony. I was ready for a new PC, so I bought one. Eventually i will get the Sony fixed.\n\nNow, the reasons why you lost the DVD. Did you un-install some CD/DVD Creator or another third Party DVD software? I understand in my troubleshooting of my prob, I found out that one of these softwares upon uninstall as a bug disables XP from seeing the DVD. I uninstalled a CD program due to low disk space & I never figured that that would mess up my DVD/CD's. That was my problem.\n\nI hope that you can get it solved. If your PC company can supply you those drivers, I bet that you can solve this. In fact, I might even contact Sony for my own problem.\n\nGood luck!
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check the connection. (i doubt its connection unless short on motherbord)\nwhen that checks out fine uninstall the drivers. then restart the computer. windows 2000 shoul detect the cd and dvd drivers.\nwhen that works, give me the 10 points
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If u r sure go ahead by selecting "Continue Anyway" in general it will create a restore point when any driver are installed, if the problem is not solved restart in safe mode and try removing the Driver by going to Device Manager in System Property.\nSometimes there are common drivers for all, so This error message can occur, remember to make a restore point before proceed.
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This could be because Windows is unable to unload a device driver or terminate a service. Incorrect Power management settings can also cause similar errors. \n\nCheck the link below for more details.
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try uninstalling any software pertaining to the burner (add/remove programs) restart the pc and then reinstall the software required to run the burner. also, try using the 'add new hardware' option in your control panel.
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plug it in wait 30 seconds or so then check in device manager \n\nright click on my computer and property's\nhardware tab\ndevice manager in case you didn't know \n\nif it shows in there then reinstall the drivers leave it plugged in and restart \n\ni hope that works
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as the error explains, it is a device error. remove every additional hardware that you might have installed. then restart the system and re-install the hardware.
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Sounds like a problem with the drivers. Try re-installing the drivers or look online for the latest drivers for you particular DVD drive. You may have installed drivers for the wrong operating system, if you have XP then make sure that you install the XP drivers.
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Unplug everything, replug it all back in.   Did you install the drivers properly?\n\nHP is the way to go next time.
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Memory - try removing the memory and see if you get system beeps.  If you do, then put the memory back in one at a time, until it fails to beep.  Do them separately, to determine which one is bad.\nVideo card.  Do the same thing.  Remove the video card, and see if the system beeps.\nAny other cards.  Same drill.\nYou can also remove all cards, and memory, so all you have is the mainboard, and fans.   See if it posts, or beeps.  If it does, then you start installing cards, and memory one at a time until it returns to its current issue.  This helps you isolate the defective item.\nIf the PC doesn't beep, and the symptom is unchanged with all cards and memory removed (unlikely), then remove all drives as well, if it still has no beeps, then its your mainboard.
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Try re-installing the drivers for the drive through the Device Manager in the Control Panel.\n\nIf you are unsure whether you have the drivers go to the manufacturer website and search for your model.\n\nThen you sgould be able to download the drivers with instructions on installation.
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First of all try this method. Connect the USB DVD burner before you boot your machine. Then make sure it is displayed on device manager. And then install the latest Nero product (7.5.9), (but I think even nero 6.0 will work) and install the software that came along with the Burner. This will solve your problem
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Are the drivers for the CD burner properly installed? If not you'd need to install them, and that should fix your problem.
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may its a hard ware conflict , see what u add recently , like a modem , or u can go to safe mode at F8 after restart , then uninstall the last driver u change for some device , other wise chk with a tech.
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Pull your memory chip and try another. If you do not have access to another chip, move the existing one to a different slot.\n\nI take it your CPU fan is working - a toasted processor will often give this error.\n\nRegretably, the fault message can be a myriad of problems.
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make sure you have the updated drivers for your DVD drive.