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        Windows Vista Control Panel Crashes - Memory Dump

How to fix the Memory dump (Blue Screen) After opening the Control Panel ( Control Panel Access Crash problem ). You have to understand that most Memory dumps occur, when there is a driver that is not compatible with the Windows XP or Vista OS. So make sure your computers drivers, hardware and software are compatible with the OS you are trying either to upgrade or install. Vista is especially prone to incompatibility problems and a Memory Dump will happen. I personally recommend to install a new OS on a blank HD. Upgrades will in most cases take a long a lot of old drivers that will give you problems. Contributed by: Webmaster@philcomp.com

 Things you need to do to fix the problem

1. Click on the Control panel button.

2. Notice the problem driver when the Blue Screen appears, such as: aspi21.sys or others. Write down this problem driver or drivers if there is more than one driver causing the memory dump.

3. Put your computer in safe mode.

4. When Windows restarts open the “Computer” folder.

5. Open your primary HD drive C:

6. Open Windows/System32/drivers.

7. Delete the problem driver(s)

8. Restart your computer in the normal startup mode.

9. Access the Control panel.

10. If no Memory Dump occurs, the problem is solved.