It appears to happen frequently. I understand it has something to do with net framework- but I dont know how that might be related- if at all. I am attaching the Event Log.
Maybe that will help? I have noticed that the System Error that has the X96 code shows up in the morning- right around the time the user gets to work. Ati2mtag is related to the ATI Catalyst drivers. You might be having a driver issue. Have you updated your drivers? Download and install the latest Catalyst from here and see if it helps. I downloaded, installed and ran ATI It said "set up could not find a driver compatible with your system.
Set up will now exit". Driver Sweeper. So- I ran the drive sweeper. It ran and cleaned everything. I rebooted and ran the Dell Driver Tool. It found an ATI Driver that needed to be installed I am assuming this was removed in a previous step. As soon as I ok'd the install, it rebooted without a prompt. Once windows was running and I was logged in- it went to black dos screen with a simple white cursor at the top- and that was it.
Windows came back on its own Windows again came back- but has been flickering and acting weird since. Whatever I did- it didnt like it. I havent had the blue screen happen again. But this error isnt going away in the meantime. I went the to link above next- and all it wanted me to download was a Dell Support program. I am at a loss Did I do something wrong? Also- I noticed that first 0x Should I be worried that there is some kind of virus that might be causing this?
I followed all the steps last night. As soon as the scan completed assumingly without problems, as I wasnt here any longer that error code threw again for ATI. Same code. Now- the computer right next to this one- which is the SAME computer- is doing the same thing.
The problem is spreading Couple of side notes: 1. I do not notice a trend with ATI error. It still seems sporadic on each PC. These PCs are all on IE 6. We are working today to see if we can upgrade the IE to 7. I think that Firefox would be better- but again, it is incompatible with certain sites we use.
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