When I woke up this morning my computer had the infamous ‘Blue Screen of Death’, microsoft’s way of telling you that something has gone wrong with your computer. And gave a cryptic message about some IRQ (or interrupt issue) with BCMWL5.SYS. If you are like me and have no idea what that means, I did a bit of searching. It seems that there might be a bug in the driver, meaning that it cannot cope with certain hardware conditions, and crashes. So I downloaded a new version of the Dell TrueMobile 1400 driver from the Dell Support Web Site which includes the latest version of the required driver.<\/p>\n
According to News.Com.Au<\/a> two Australians have just received the Nobel Prize for medicine for determining that stomach ulcers are normally caused by bacteria, and not stress\/lifestyle. Time to sell the shares in Pepsi<\/a>, since PepsiCola was designed as a remedy to peptic ulcer issues. Well, maybe dont sell the shares just yet.<\/p>\n I just did a bit more researching on Westnet. What is cool is that they and AlwaysOnline are both on a fast churn process which means I can join WestNet for only $25, and get much better download allowance. I am definitely saying goodbye to AlwaysOnline…<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" When I woke up this morning my computer had the infamous ‘Blue Screen of Death’, microsoft’s way of telling you that something has gone wrong with your computer. And gave a cryptic message about some IRQ (or interrupt issue) with …<\/p>\n