Vista driver failed to load

A crack, a scratched trace, or a defective component on the motherboard can also cause this error. Hope this helps. Was this reply helpful? Yes No. Sorry this didn't help. Thanks for your feedback. I believe the hexadecimal number was 7F with a bunch of leading 0's, but it definitely has a 7 followed by a letter.

When using boot logging, a dozen or so drivers that seemed to be related to Toshiba or an AMD processor seemed to not be loading. SYS Could anybody tell me if any of these would cause a problem, or could anybody suggest what to do to fix my blue screen of death problem? This thread is locked. You can follow the question or vote as helpful, but you cannot reply to this thread.

I have the same question Report abuse. Details required :. Cancel Submit. SpiritX Volunteer Moderator. Hi, Have you added hardware or updated drivers recently? Check Control Panel - Windows Updates to see if any drivers have been updated there just before this started happening.

For 7f - this could be a hardware issue such as poorly seated cards or memory, though there are other causes. Weak powersupply could also lead to this. Use the troubleshooters above and below and when you get to the drivers and memory sections refer to my next message below and then return to the troubleshooters if needed If a PC remove ALL power. It's a good thing Microsoft doesn't make and sell cars, or my 65 Mustang ragtop would have been turned in to a beer can by now. Office Office Exchange Server.

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Archived Forums. Windows Vista Hardware. Sign in to vote. But the card works pretty normally and the drivers are up to date. Monday, September 3, PM.

Problem Solution The following boot-start or system-start driver s failed to load: iprt 1. Reboot the server. Monday, January 4, PM.

Please look at the following articles to check what this port is all about. Friday, December 14, PM. Wednesday, January 27, PM. Friday, May 28, AM. Hi Thanks Tuesday, June 22, AM. Hi Ramis and a big thanks for the solution, however, i have a question Thanks and Best Regards! Join Date Jan Posts 5. I've tried all of the proposed remedies but I can't get this problem fixed. I'm on a Dell M with Vista Home Premium and I know my wireless LAN is up because my wife's laptop is not haveing issues connecting at all and all systems are fine on her laptop to include the network center and she is running the Vista Home Premium as well.

Join Date Dec Posts 1, Originally Posted by pnsballard. I have been putting off Vista updates for a bit because one of them really messes up my laptop but I dont know which one. I'm trying on your advice but I may need to restore if it does this time. Why not use DHCP? Could it be that my WLAN card has gone bad? As well? Join Date Aug Posts You will really need to have the updates installed so that the issue can be overcome.

Well if something goes wrong then you can have the System Restored as you have mentioned. I do not think that you need to have the DHCP enabled since it is used when you are trying to manage the large network and that is the reason why JAMES might have asked you to select this option. Regarding the WLAN card; it will be nice if you can have a check on it as well.

The issue that you are having can be because of that as well. You must have come up with the same in your first post. Follow the rest of the instructions and see if the issue gets solved. Still have the same issue. Similar Threads system-start driver failed to load: iprt in windows vista.