A Dell Inspiron E1705 was reported to get error message ¡°NMI: Parity Check/Memory Parity Error ¨C System Crash¡± on the E1705 screen. This was justified by an owner of Dell Inspiron 6400 who got the same error message. Further, he described the symptoms of the error as: The appearance of random incidents of the BSOD (System halted)
- The screen was blank. The laptop was found working, but the screen didn¡¯t come at all.
Other than by the both laptop, the error was also experienced by a Dell Vostro 1500 and Dell Inspiron 6400. Theories then came up trying to define the problem. Among several causes, two were suspected to be the most possible ones. They were the video card and the HDD. Should the problem really lie on the video card, the solution could include:
- Simply disabling the video card.
- Replacing the existing video card with a new one.
- Updating to the latest driver.
As for the HDD, the problem might be caused by bad sectors. If this was true, the only way to solve the problem was changing the HDD. It would need a thorough check and examination on the system before an action was finally taken.

All of Dell Latitude E5500 drivers below support for Microsoft Windows XP:
- IDT 92HDxxx HD Audio
This Sound Audio has resolved issue with Systray error message that encountered during restart.
File Size: 14 MByte
Download driver from here
Latest Updated: April 22, 2009
- SRS Premium Sound Enhancement Application
File Size: 2 Mbyte
Latest Updated: May 21, 2009
This latest driver version has support for newly released systems and it support Microsoft Windows XP 32-Bit
Download from here
- System BIOS update
File Size: 1 Mbyte
Latest Updated: December 12, 2009
This bios updated has fixed:
- enhanced INT 19h support
- removing HDD accoustic support
- fixed some issue such as unable to set Asset when Admin password has been set
- updating computrace OPROM
- Add some workaround for Windows issue make printer connected for docking station to intermittently disappear after re-dock.
Download BIOS from here

- Conexant D330 HDA v92 Modem Diagnostic Utility Driver
This Latitude E5500 XP modem Driver has fixed some problem:
a. Add some languanges: Dutch, Croatian, Romanian, Arabic(for Support) and Dutch, Croatian and Romaian (installation program)
b. Fixing Control Panel Icon has an empty text on Dutch Vista distribution, it also fix modem diagnostics that indicates failure when it run in second time on same system. This error message tells that port is busy.
Download file from here
File Size: 7 Mbyte
Latest Updated: August 15, 2009
- Conexant D330 Driver
Fixing:
- When memory allocation fails if you’re copying contents of CTY into registry (when installing driver) BSOD with System Servicce Exception Occurs
- You may also find BSOD with page fault in nonpaged area when copying CTY file contents into registry or even creating response to the _GCI= ? command
Latest Updates: August 13, 2008
File Size: 2 Mbyte
Download from here
- Conexant Modem Utility for E5500
Latest Update: September 07, 2009
File Size: 3 Mbyte
Download driver from here

Just getting HP Pavillion, at the first it user was really pleased with the laptop performance. Until then he’s met “Interactive services dialup detection” popup message appears:

Runtime Error!
Program C:\windows\SMINST\BLService.exe.
This application has requested the Runtime to terminate in an unusual way. Please contact the applications support team for more information.

Runtime error message appears at the HP Pavillion or other notebook PCs like above is a Microsoft Visual C++ runtime error that will display when a user plugging in a USB card reader or any device with a card to the notebook PC. Sometimes it also comes when the notebook PC attempting to install certain printers or slot.

The HP Pavillion gets Runtime Error problem should be fixed by install program driver called HP Update for the Microsoft BitLocker. It’s better to use the version 1.0.0.0, revision A (SP40669) or later. So, if your HP Pavillion has the same problem of runtime error you can try to install the driver of HP Update for the Microsoft BitLocker program on it.

Here is the direct link you can get to download this program.

Just bought Dell Dimension 9100 ones get this laptop comes with no operating system installed. To make it works then he’s try to install Windows XP Pro retail version on it. During install he’s getting the error message which commonly appears before copying any files to the hard disk. That error said:

A problem has been detected and Windows has been shut down to protect your system.

STOP : 0×0000007E (0xC0000005, 0xF786B0BF, 0xF7CB7208, 0xF7CB6F08)
pci.sys – Address F786B0BF base at F7864000, DateStamp 3b7d855c

When using ‘Hard Drive Diagnostics’ looks like the hard drive cannot be found:

Drive 0: WDC WD……………. – PASS
Drive 1: No Device
Drive 2: No Device
Drive 3: No Device
Drive 4: TSSTcorpDVD-ROM TS-H352C – Diagnostics not supported
Drive 5: SONY CD-RW CRX217E – Diagnostics not supported

Seems like the problem of failed installation XP in Dell Dimension 9100 then showed an error message like above is happened because of incorrectly reformat Dell machine before install the XP OS. Here you require using a Windows XP disk with SP 2 for it.

About the hard drive cannot be found like shown at ‘Hard Drive Diagnostics’ you can try this solution:

Reboot the computer
Press F2 to enter setup
Select drives and make sure “Drive 0: SATA-0″ drive is set to “ON”
Go to “SATA Operation”
Change the setting to “Combination” which it probably set to “RAID
Autodetect / AHCI”

Finally, make sure the boot sequence in BIOS is set to CD ROM before hard drive. Now you should have no problems in installing XP on your machine with Windows XP SP2 disk.