Don't worry about that error. That's just general answer Microsoft crash
analleses usually gives when windows doesn't get shut down properlly, I
very much doubt that it's anything to do with the driver for your
soundcard, this is nothing serious, this error appears when they can't be
determined what caused it, but alot of the time it doesn't at all have to
be a device driver, I know because if I force shut down the computer for
example when everything locks up and even narrator wouldn't speak so the
only option I get is to turn off manually I get that error.
Vanja
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Donna Waring" <donna@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: "Access-UK" <access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Wednesday, October 26, 2005 2:12 AM
Subject: [access-uk] Windows Error
Guys, I've booked my pc into the shop in the morning to get my F drive
looked at, but something weird happened just now. For no reason at all,
my computer restarted itself and brought up a windows error.
I sent the error report and the analysis said I have a device driver
which caused the error.
My sound card is a Soundblaster Live. When I first installed it, it made
JAWS go all crackly at the end of sentences. I looked on the Freedom
Scientific website and downloaded this driver. It's called 7512638.exe
I'm wondering if this has caused the problem. If I put on JAWS 7, does
anyone know whether this works OK with Soundblaster cards?
Donna
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