some body please help me..........

uninstall the driver that caused the problem?

Have you tried to restart the computer in safe mode? Try starting in safe mode and then installing the chipset driver again. And do you have the correct driver for that motherboard? Every motherboard has different driver.

I do not understand the problem. But is has something to do with the different cards that you have installed. Are they plug-and-play? Some of them might be using the same interrupt request numbers.

There is a possible driver conflict here. Faced with a problem like this I usually do a clean reinstall. The first thing that should be installed after Windows should be motherboard or chipset drivers. This s to ensure Windows use these drivers first. The installation of other drivers should follow after this. The installation of other programs should be carried out after all the drivers have been installed without any problems. all the best, rosdimy

I think your friend might be mad what you have done, I hope you can fix it. If that pc was mine and you only rent it, I would not let you reformat it or even try to fix it on your own without my consent. YOu could have told him first about the virus before you do something for it, now I think there is a conflict of what you are doing on that pc. Good luck in formatting it.

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