Postby degrub » Sat Jun 24, 2006 3:27 pm
just as a preventative, run chkdsk and make sure you don't have any disk problems contributing. Go to My Computer, C disk, properties, tools, chkdisk and check "fix errors". you will then have to reboot and let it work. Sometimes you may have to defrag as well afterwards so that is worth checking but not usually needed. Warning : it can take overnight on a big disk!
The other thing to verify is that you are using the most recent motherboard chipset drivers and video drivers.
If that is not an issue, then it is likely a corrupted install or registry issue. Run one of the utilities like Norton to check the registry and see if there are any issues.