I have been having this same problem with my computer for about a week or so, and nobody can seem to help me diagnose what the problem is. I have been told things from "your logitech mouse drivers are out of date" to "your cpu is overheating". Please advise.
I run Windows XP Home edition, an AMD Athlon XP processor and 1GB of RAM.
Recently, I uninstalled Norton Systemworks 2005. Afterwards, I was prompted to restart my computer for the changes to take effect. Upon restart, *just as my desktop loads*, my computer gives me the BSOD and restarts itself. I am only able to access my computer through Safe Mode (which I am currently on). I went to My Computer, disabled "auto-restart on system failure" (so that I could get time to read the BSOD), and tried rebooting. This is the message it gives me.
IRQL_LESS_NOT_EQUAL
A few odd things about this:
One of the Symantec technical support guys had me go into my system and delete all folders, files and registry keys that had anything to do with Symantec. After doing this and rebooting, I *was* able to access my computer in Normal mode. I was then advised to download and run a certain program from Symantec that would automatically find and remove any remaining Symantec software from my computer. After running this program I was prompted to restart once again, thus leading me back here. Same BSOD, but no more Symantec products to delete.
PLEASE HELP ME! If you need any other information to help diagnose the problem, feel free to ask and I will answer anything I can.