Dell Latitude D610 Intel M Blue Screen Error - Technicians Help!? Hey I?m getting this Blue Screen Error msg for the fifth time with exact same error (DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL bcmw15.sys ? Address BA4F3700 base at BA4CE000, DateStamp 452ecbd3 I have reinstall XP pro CLEAN copy still problem persist. Hard Drive Diagnostics ? Passed Upgraded to 2gb to 1gb Is that has to do something with Network Driver? Please help spent 9hrs.. Still no where :(

Have you tried here: ftp://ftp.dell.com/Pages/Drivers/latitude-d610.html

This sounds like a hard drive issue or windows has been corrupted, if you have a recovery disc try and reload your operational system, if that fails have the hardware tested for possible replacement.

You need to reinstall your operating system.

If you encounter this while installing XP, then you need to use another CD

It depends on the Blue Screen that you are getting. We would need to know the exact Blue Screen Error to determine if it's a hardware or a software problem.

Blue screen error may generally appear for three important reasons : 1.If you system is infected with some viruses and your hard drive has bad sectors in it.
2. If your memory card has gone bad or not properly pluged.
3. The OS has gone corupt due to virus attack.....

Resolution: 1. Go ahead and do a complete format on your hard drive and then install the OS, i.e., Win XP.
2.Try replacing your Memory Card in your system.
3. Change your hard drive or conatct Geek Squad @ 1-800-433-5778 for data recovery.

Try re-installing windows operating system again by booting from cd and if it stops again, you need to replace the hard drive.

in os installed not corrected driver (s).
1. when goin bott press F8 and select "Dont reboot when error..."
windows go in blue screen, and write to screen what still by error (file name)
2. Try boot in safe mode. Find and delete this file.
3. Boot in normal mode.

If dont work. Boot with help WinPE bootdisk and scan your system by Viruses and Malware

There is an error on your hard drive. Do an operating system repair.

It appears your hard disk has died and it may not be possible for you to retrieve your data.
Remove your hard drive from the laptop and insert it into an USB harddrive adapter, (they are not expensive and you can use it later as a external hard drive). Then plug it into the USB port of a working computer. The computer should/may see it as an external drive, if you are lucky you will be able to copy your data, if not, you are out of luck.
There are companies that can recover data from faulty hard drives, but it will cost you an arm and a leg for their service.