this ONLY happens when i have Azureus on
for those who don't know that it is, it's one of the biggest Bit Torrent clients (meaning it downloads .bittorrent files)
it's a java client and takes up around 70,000kb in task manager
SOOOOOOO......:
after waking up this morning, i decided to play half an hour of CS....nothing happened
then i went on some sites in firefox...nothing happened
then i open up Azureus for some P2P action while i try to get some work done
well ten minutes later, i heard my computer make a loud noise, so i come back and saw that it restarted...ok...so i open Azureus again
about 10 minutes later, my computer restarts again, so this time i open it and sit in front my my monitor and watch it
about 10-20 minutes later, i get the DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_THAN_OR_EQUAL_TO bsod (i'm pretty sure this is it...it showed it pretty fast and just restarted)
tttthen i left my computer on for half an hour idle and nothing happened, so i came to the conclusion that Azureus is causing this
but why? what does it have anything to do with drivers? hundreds of thousands of people use Azureus and it's probably fine with them...so why am i getting this?
for those who don't know that it is, it's one of the biggest Bit Torrent clients (meaning it downloads .bittorrent files)
it's a java client and takes up around 70,000kb in task manager
SOOOOOOO......:
after waking up this morning, i decided to play half an hour of CS....nothing happened
then i went on some sites in firefox...nothing happened
then i open up Azureus for some P2P action while i try to get some work done
well ten minutes later, i heard my computer make a loud noise, so i come back and saw that it restarted...ok...so i open Azureus again
about 10 minutes later, my computer restarts again, so this time i open it and sit in front my my monitor and watch it
about 10-20 minutes later, i get the DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_THAN_OR_EQUAL_TO bsod (i'm pretty sure this is it...it showed it pretty fast and just restarted)
tttthen i left my computer on for half an hour idle and nothing happened, so i came to the conclusion that Azureus is causing this
but why? what does it have anything to do with drivers? hundreds of thousands of people use Azureus and it's probably fine with them...so why am i getting this?