Right was just now browsing away as you do,when this came up on the screen.

Restarted the PC via the power button and it's running fine now.



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Like of Jim Galbally,Unseen Menace etc welcome.

 

That'll teach ya not to download gay porn

 

Spyware/spybot little bastards, what you been 'browsing' lol

 

Dave.

It's running fine now,bit faster then normal as well.

Danja,lol. I'll run an adaware scan and see what comes up.

 

I would mate lol good luck

 

Cheers.

 

Blue Screen of Death, usually indicates a hardware address problem. Chances are it will be OK, but if it continues, you have a problem. LOL

 

I know who had that.......... he is dead now

 

Davie
Ah. What could have caused it then?Haven't been doing anything different with the PC at all lately.

 

I think just glitches in memory can cause them, could be a number of harware problems, not anything to worry about unless they happen frequently

 

Drewman
That's what I'm thinking tbh mate,not had any problems with it recently apart from the powerpack.

Just finished my Adaware and got around 20 tracking cookies with a total of around 40ish items.I'm just hoping and thinking that'll do it.

Cheers for the help so far,keep the ideas coming. Just a pain in the arse as I wanted to go to bed and it happened.

 

got a new dell pc and it did it often, got the fixes only prob with Mcafee now

 

teamfatboy
Where did you get the fixes from per chance.

 

Dell or vista thinks its clever and told me where to get the upgrades from. don't know if it makes any difference but i use firefox

 

Bug check 0x50 usually occurs after the installation of faulty hardware or in the event of failure of installed hardware (usually related to defective RAM, be it main memory, L2 RAM cache, or video RAM).

I would check that your video card and ram are seated correctly

 

smart stuff is dell though

 

you said you had problems with the psu on it ?? have you changed it?? could be low voltage to the memory, i have found cheap psu's are a flase economy... add a couple of extra fans and it lowers the voltage elsewhere to make up for it...

 

hardware fault there methinks. if its working now, just leave it.

probably the hard drive on its way out they love to cause BSODs

 

Eagle
Sorry,I meant powerpack.

Jim Galbally
It's running mint now so not worrying about it now. Got rid of a load of shite of it as well.

 

What do you mean powerpack?

PSU = Power Supply Unit, that's the powerpack surely?

 

Didn't realise PSU was one of those.


My original powerpack gave up and would stop charging if you moved the cable got up etc.

Was wondering if thta doing that was power surging and caused the problem last night.

Got a new powerpack from batteryco.uk last week and it's fine now.Plus,the whole system is running fine now tonight.