Blue Screen crashes

WoollyRedHat

Hi, ok so my computer has been frequently freezing up and then crashing in the past few months, resulting in a blue screen.

I am wondering where I can find a memory log to post which identifies the problem? I did use Blue screen view and what that is essentially saying is as follows

Bug Check string- UNEXPECTED_KERNEL_MODE_TRAP
Bug Check Code- 0x1000007f
Parameter 1-0x00000008
Parameter 2-0xba348d70
Parameter 3-0x00000000
Parameter 4-0x00000000
Caused By Driver -ntoskrnl.exe
Caused By Addres- ntoskrnl.exe+4b713
File Description-NT Kernel & System
Product Name - Microsoft® Windows® Operating System
Company -Microsoft Corporation
File Version-5.1.2600.6284 (xpsp_sp3_gdr.120821-1629
Processor- 32-bit
Crash Address- ntoskrnl.exe+4b713
Stack Address 1-ntoskrnl.exe+4bc96
Stack Address 2-ntoskrnl.exe+3dbe8
Stack Address 3-ntoskrnl.exe+3f5e7
Processors Count - 4
Major Version -15
Minor Version-2600
Dump File Size-106,496

WoollyRedHat

Another crash I've had is somewhat different, but generally speaking it is a Kernel crash. Log as follows:

Bug Check string- THREAD_STUCK_IN_DEVICE_DRIVER
Bug Check Code- 0x000000ea
Parameter 1-0x8643eda0
Parameter 2-0x88045110
Parameter 3-0x00000000
Parameter 4-0x00000001
Caused By Driver- igxpdx32.DLL
Caused By Addres- igxpdx32.DLL+51774
File Description-DirectDraw(R) Driver for Intel(R) Graphics Technology
Product Name - Intel Graphics Accelerator Drivers for Windows XP(R)
Company -Intel Corporation
File Version-6.14.10.5179
Processor- 32-bit
Crash Address- igxpdv32.DLL+dbe
Stack Address 1-
Stack Address 2-
Stack Address 3-
Processors Count - 4
Major Version -15
Minor Version-2600
Dump File Size-69,908

yoyo

I would test both your RAM (Memtest86+) and also Hard Disk (Vivard or MHDD) for issues. You can find these tools on the UBCD

Nick

WoollyRedHat

yoyo wrote: »

I would test both your RAM (Memtest86+) and also Hard Disk (Vivard or MHDD) for issues. You can find these tools on the UBCD

Nick

Thanks, em would I need to burn these onto the cd? Pardon, I'm quite ignorant in these matters.

PrzemoF

WoollyRedHat wrote: »

Thanks, em would I need to burn these onto the cd? Pardon, I'm quite ignorant in these matters.

RTF(antastic)M:"The easiest way to burn the ISO file to CD is to use a small specialized freeware such as BurnCDCC or Active@ ISO Burner. For further assistance, refer to the tutorials section for help with burning the ISO image to CD with various popular CD recording software. Where possible, experiment with CDRW discs instead of CDR discs so that you can start over if something goes wrong, instead of churning out coasters."

BENDERS LINKS

WoollyRedHat wrote: »

Thanks, em would I need to burn these onto the cd? Pardon, I'm quite ignorant in these matters.

Download Imgburn here. Any of the Mirrors, 7 or whatever.

Download UBCD from here to your Desktop.

Right click on it on your Desktop and you'll see a new Burn using Imgburn option.

Thats it.


You may need to go into your BIOS and change the boot order to get your computer to run from the CD and not just load windows. If you do then post back here......you just keep pressing F2 when you hit the power button to get into the BIOS.

BENDERS LINKS

Try Bluescreenview. The Download link is near the bottom of the page, it reads the dumpfiles Your computer creates when it crashes (as long as it's set to save them, it probably is) and you may get lucky and it'll tell you the actual cause. Sometimes it does.