Hardware Analysis - Physical memory dump

Re: Physical memory dump

Sherry Belk — 2006-05-13T23:48:50-05:00

Hi Everyone!.......and Roy how are you?...are you still around?????

It's been a while! As I was browsing and came across my past post about my BSOD problems, well I did send my mobo back and they changed the lan card adapter on my mobo. And I am using my Broadcom lan card instead of the other one and I haven't since had any problems. My mobo is a P4G8X Deluxe. Those boards had faulty lan card adapters.

Re: Physical memory dump

jme wils — 2005-10-27T03:02:47-05:00

well it seams you have all over looked theeasy route

last time i had a weird 1 i tear dovn the pooter
clear the board of every thing inc the batterie
and i wet the ram down do ground the contacts to remove even an echo of a virus even though people say thats imposable and could never hapen last time i got the blue screen of death i tore down the machine un plug every thing from drives to bayerie then try and power up the machine with out a power cord
i have used this trick a few times and when that fails boot up on an old win 98 disk then run the f diskcommand and sart fresh or ger a good drive zereo er or an old copy od disk manager and use there partition tool and lock the boot sector from unsecure access
if you have the old copy of an ontrack boot manager i sugest using it

Re: Physical memory dump

jme wils — 2005-10-27T03:02:16-05:00

Re: Physical memory dump

Stephen Edwards — 2005-04-17T08:57:10-05:00

Hi, i am also having this problem. I have recently built a new computer.

System Spec:

Athlon 64 3000
Solteck mobo
1024mb
nvidia geforce 128mb graphic card
deskstar 60g hd (quite old)
AOPEN DVD ROM
LG 16X DVD WRITER

BSOD message:

***STOP 0X00000024 (0X001902F8, 0XF34076C8, 0XF34073C8, 0X804F77BC)

It is driving me crazy, ive tried both the ram strips and they r ok.

Somebody please HELP ASAP!

Re: Physical memory dump

kyle curley — 2003-11-03T03:13:51-05:00

hey all-
i thought id just share my good news to this problem. my comp did this to me this morning and i just got around to looking at it. i looked online for about 5 minutes and then went back to the comp and tried to fix it. i tired 2 or 3 things before i found the solution. what it was, was the video card i installed last night. i read something about it happening alot with new vid cards and not being able to get the driver to work with the vid card or something. so i took out the vid card, started the comp up, and it works fine again! so if youve recently installed a vid card, try to remove and see if it will boot up.
kyle

Re: Physical memory dump

Chris Richards — 2003-10-08T15:10:20-05:00

Hi

The BSOD that was reported for uhcd.sys has there been a solution to this. Is it a motherboard issue at all?

Chris

Re: Physical memory dump

Sherry Belk — 2003-07-08T04:03:05-05:00

I somewhat have my problem solved, even though it isn't what I am looking for.

For the time being, I have disabled my BroadCom LAN adapter and added another ethernet LAN card 10/100.

Ever since, I have not had one single BSOD!

Re: Physical memory dump

Sherry Belk — 2003-06-26T20:10:40-05:00

Here are two links regarding the motherboard...

Asus P4G8X Deluxe Link:

http://www.asus.com/products/mb/socket478/p4g8x-d/overview.htm

Asus P4G8X Deluxe Manual Link:

http://www.asus.com.tw/support/download/selectftp.aspx?l1_id=1...df~zaqwedc

Re: Physical memory dump

Sherry Belk — 2003-06-26T20:01:34-05:00

Hi Roy....

PROBLEM: BSOD...states the following error message...

STOP: 0x000000D1 (0x00000017, 0x0000002, 0x0000001, 0xBFEC54A8) "Beginning Dump of Physical Memory"

Driver_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL: Address BFEC54A8 @ BFEC5000, Datestamp3cdaec06-ndis.sys

***I also get the error with mrxsmb.sys driver***

"Ndis.sys driver is NDIS 3.0 wrapper driver" that goes to my Broadcom 5702 Lan Card and it's conflicting with the "Mrxsmb.sys driver that is Windows NT SMB Minirdriver/Microsoft Windows Redirector.

SYSTEM:
P4 2.4 Ghz 533 FSB
Asus P4G8X Deluxe - E7205 Chipset
ATI All-In-Wonder 8500DV
WD 80 Gig HD
WD 120 Gig HD "Special Edition"
1.44 Floppy Drive
Kingston 512 MB 333
CDRW 32x12x48
500 Watt Power Supply w/Dual Fans
Windows 2000

Re: Physical memory dump

ROY G — 2003-06-26T17:13:33-05:00

Sherry can you give me your system specs.? This will help a great deal .Then if you don`t mind give me a link where I can find the manual for your mobo? I can read about your system and see what you have in bios,then maybe help you out .It looks like you are running some aggressive settings in bios as of now.If you will do this I will try to help you out.It will be something simple !! When I was setting mine up it done that a few times,and it was in my bios memory timings ,they were too aggressive.

Re: Physical memory dump

Sherry Belk — 2003-06-26T16:54:03-05:00

Hi Evolkid,

My lan card is on my motherboard.

I really appreciate all of these sites you have supplied. And I thank you so much for taking out the time in helping me. I have only been to one site so far that I found off from your google search.

http://www.winnetmag.com/Articles/Index.cfm?ArticleID=4907&pg=3

That site is so interesting!....along with plenty of information...lol

Thanks Evolkid!!!...

As I continue to try and figure out my problem; if I do and find out my answer, or rather when I do; I will post it here. Then maybe it may help others from all of this chaos.

Cheers!

Re: Physical memory dump

Evolkid — 2003-06-26T16:10:10-05:00

Sherry,

A couple more links for you;

http://216.239.53.100/search?q=cache:teZLChQdzkcJ:http://www.t...p;ie=UTF-8

google cache, you may have to cut and paste.

http://www.tek-tips.com/gpviewthread.cfm/qid/75282/pid/750/lev2/66/lev3/68
same page original.

document discussing stop errors.
http://www.tek-tips.com/gviewthread.cfm/lev2/67/lev3/70/pid/616/qid/565377

Unless someone who knows about debugging windows comes around it looks like you have to use the process of elimination to narrow down the problem. Also if you format and it is, say the lan card, then you will still get the problem.
-Evolkid

Re: Physical memory dump

Evolkid — 2003-06-26T15:49:18-05:00

Hi Sherry,
I just did a google search and came up with these pages.
At the top the guy tried removing and reinstalling his lan drivers, want to try that? Or have you already? Do you have an onboard lan or a pci card? Perhaps trying switching the lan card if you have a different model or even just switching pci ports. I just had the weirdest problem with a sound blaster live card that stopped working. I thought for sure it was dead, tech said try another computer before so I did and it worked?!! So I installed it back in the target system on a different slot and it works, go figure. Anyway here are the links.

Google search:
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&a...sing+crash
first result:
http://www.asitis.org/archives/000019.html

Other than that testing components/drivers that may be the problem I would myself not know what to do. I suppose I should learn more about the internal workings of windows, buy why would I corrupt my mind like that?
Good Luck, keep posting maybe someone smart will come along and help!

Evolkid

Re: Physical memory dump

Sherry Belk — 2003-06-26T15:23:14-05:00

Hi Evolkid,

A couple of messages above I have the following posted:

BSOD...states the following error message...

STOP: 0x000000D1 (0x00000017, 0x0000002, 0x0000001, 0xBFEC54A8) "Beginning Dump of Physical Memory"

The rest of the error message posted above:
Driver_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL: Address BFEC54A8 @ BFEC5000, Datestamp3cdaec06-ndis.sys

I do have an HP - All-In-One Printer. I have never had problems with mine at all. I have not set it up on this computer; due to my "insanely" probable cause; from this pathectic problem of crashing.

Since I have not installed my HP Printer drivers and software on here; it indeed is not my problem.

"Ndis.sys driver is NDIS 3.0 wrapper driver" that goes to my Broadcom 5702 Lan Card and it's conflicting with the "Mrxsmb.sys driver that is Windows NT SMB Minirdriver. I'm not sure what the mrxsmb.sys driver is for and if I could get rid of it. If it is possible to rid of, I am all for it. I have updated out of this world on this problem, so therefore, it's not anything that would need to be updated.

I found out that, Asustek is having problems with the P4G8X Deluxe motherboard "Lan Adapters". Another words..."faulty adapters"....creating chaos for us. I do like my mobo, although right now...well....i'll just leave it at that; until I get this solved; or I'll just do as some others and send in a request for RMA. Then Newegg.com will ship me another one. "Dread it so much though"!!!!....

I did uninstall the critical update Q329170 that you had suggested; although no luck for me. I am still having the problems and I am cannot even stay connected to the net with my computer long at all. It just disconnects on it's own.

Thanks for your advise.

Re: Physical memory dump

Evolkid — 2003-06-26T06:32:24-05:00

Hi All,

Just wanted to follow up to Sherry. Sherry if you notice my message about the HP D145 was about a blue screen attributed to: UHCD.sys
since your bsod (blue screen of death) is different it is probably not related... unless you have installed the HP software. I've found numerous complaints on the net about the HP all-in-one line of printers. Others have no problems. Indeed mine installs fine on a notebook... but not where I *need* it on my main workstation. If you have the hp software installed I would advise uninstalling it and seeing if you still get the bsod. Otherwise... your plan of formating/intalling sounds like a good one. I might also reccomend tracing what peripherials use the Ndis.sys - "NIC's driver" and Mrxsmb.sys and taking them out of your system and/or not installing them if that is the message your bsod is giving you. From your post you didn't mention what driver message, if any, the bsod was giving you. Good luck I know its frustrating been in windows/hp hell for the last few days.
To Sophia you didn't mention if your system is patched with the latest service pack and critical updates. Do that first and if you have already then search for problems about what driver message you are getting on your bsod. I recently found that critical update Q329170 causes an error in event viewer so I uninstalled it see this page for more or search google:
http://forums.zonelabs.com/zonelabs/board/message?board.id=win...age.id=419
Good Luck!