Ecrã Azul de Erro do Windows sem solução! (0x00000124)

Os famosos Blus Screens do Windows podem acontecer por imensas razões, que tanto podem ter a ver com hardware, como com software. Esta é a forma que o Windows tem de tratar erros ou falhas que não estão previstas, ou para paras as quais o Windows não tem resposta possível.

Se esse erro só aconteceu uma vez, então provavelmente foi um erro de software que tem pouca probabilidade de voltar a acontecer, então não vale a pena preocupar-se muito com isso.

Mas se tiver vários blue screens, e sempre nas mesmas circunstancias (por exemplo quando executa uma determinada aplicação, ou quando liga um dispositivo ao computador), aí pode existir algum problema.

Cumprs.

fiz o copy and paste de uma das hipoteses (apenas para exemplo de que e possivel tentar perceber o problema)...aconselho-te, no entanto, a procurares por detalhes...
ve se o teu hardware e software se assemelha...

STOP: 0x00000124 (0x00000000, 0x84B22A60, 0xB2000000, 0x00000775)

The common thread in everybody's issue with this is the nvidia card. I have a core2 with a gigabyte mob, intel chipset, and have tried onboard and usb sound. It's more than just windows media here, it's winamp, games, system sounds, everything. I really wish somebody from nvidia would take a look at this.

I have an AMD dual core CPU with a Gigabyte mobo with integrated nVidia GeForce 6100 video. I tried both the Microsoft and nVidia drivers and it will blue screen on both. Only happends when playing video using either the Vista Media Center or Windows Media Player.

This has to do with the topology discovery of Vista. Thus far, I have elliminated all but the recent addition of a wireless network in Draft-n and nForce. There is logic to my madness:
For instance, most, if not all, are still beta testing drivers in this area. Thus, at a whooping 75%, I am confident that the problem lies in the OSI Physical Link Layer, and 25% in the Data Link Layer. Furthermore, it is an NVida firewall issue because, until I reinstalled all OS 64 back into my test machine all OSI Physical layer connections were dead after a few modifications--not so with ATI 1950Pro.
Outcomes so far:
1. suspect nForce Nvidia firewall or speed type
2. Overspec not at fault
3. All testing on ATI 1950 pro cards work perfect! Only nVida blue-screens
4. If wireless and wired on one machine expect problems with nForce
This is all I got so far as I am also hunting for info on this. I do not monitor this board as a rule.
Suggestion: Next test is made up of uninstalling all nVida and reinstalling only the video aspect of nVida and taking it from there. After two weeks of trial and error and anylitical on the OSI I expect this should make a diff.