Hello, my computer has:
CPU: intel pentium E5200 2x2.50GHZ
ram: 2gb 333Mhz (no name I think)
graphics: nvidia geforce 210 1GB DDR3 64bit
disk: 320gb sata II
motherboard: gigabyte GA-945GZM-S2
power supply: FORTRON PSP500-60APN
I did it myself, I left the computer with the winamp on, I come and I have a BSOD with the message stop 0x00000116 below nvlddmkm.sys resets the computer but immediately after loading windows I have a black screen I think I put the GeForce 9600 GT in the computer cleans the computer with the program as I remember unistall drivers display installs drivers to 9600 gt I restart and the same as on geforce 210, but sometimes I get BSOD with the same error. I reinstalled windows, it re-installs graphics drivers and still the same as windows finish loading immediately black screen and nothing else. Both cards worked earlier, there were no problems with them, the computer also had quite low temperatures, the graphics did not exceed 56 degrees while playing. Is it good to bet that the damaged disc or the PCI express input?
I'm sorry for not having Polish characters but I am writing from the phone if I bring my computer back to life, I will try to correct it.
CPU: intel pentium E5200 2x2.50GHZ
ram: 2gb 333Mhz (no name I think)
graphics: nvidia geforce 210 1GB DDR3 64bit
disk: 320gb sata II
motherboard: gigabyte GA-945GZM-S2
power supply: FORTRON PSP500-60APN
I did it myself, I left the computer with the winamp on, I come and I have a BSOD with the message stop 0x00000116 below nvlddmkm.sys resets the computer but immediately after loading windows I have a black screen I think I put the GeForce 9600 GT in the computer cleans the computer with the program as I remember unistall drivers display installs drivers to 9600 gt I restart and the same as on geforce 210, but sometimes I get BSOD with the same error. I reinstalled windows, it re-installs graphics drivers and still the same as windows finish loading immediately black screen and nothing else. Both cards worked earlier, there were no problems with them, the computer also had quite low temperatures, the graphics did not exceed 56 degrees while playing. Is it good to bet that the damaged disc or the PCI express input?
I'm sorry for not having Polish characters but I am writing from the phone if I bring my computer back to life, I will try to correct it.