BSOD ntoskrnl.exe+70740


  1. djl
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    BSOD ntoskrnl.exe+70740


    Since Monday 11 July my workstation has now bluescreened 6 times with the same crash address each time, the last mini dump is attached. Any advice as to how to resolve the problem will be gratefully received.
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  3. SmurofNeves
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    Please re-post: https://www.sevenforums.com/crashes-d...tructions.html

    And welcome to the forums.!!
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  4. SmurofNeves
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    djl said:
    Since Monday 11 July my workstation has now bluescreened 6 times with the same crash address each time, the last mini dump is attached. Any advice as to how to resolve the problem will be gratefully received.
    I don't see any attachments.??
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  6. djl
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    not for want of trying, firewall isuues i think...
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  7. djl
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    dump file attachment


    uploaded over wireless to avoid firewall/proxy constraints...
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  8. SmurofNeves
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    Analyzing!!

    Your prob. "msiscsi.sys" = "Microsoft iSCSI Initiator Driver"

    Are you running a raid setup? If not...

    Use DRIVERSWEEPER to uninstall the scsi initiator driver..

    Post back whats up there. Only uninstall if 3rd party driver!!!

    Try Integrity Scan = "winkey + R" > "CMD" > "SFC / scannow"

    You can also check your "Device Manager" for any warnings.. you can try updating the scsi driver from there aswell.

    Device manager = "Right-click Computer" > "Manage" > "DeviceManager"
    or
    Just post a screenshot of you device manager while the lists are open.
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  10. djl
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    The local HDD configuration is RAID 1, I also have an iSCSI initiator configuration that connects to a volume on a NAS box. This setup has been unchanged for 3 months, the BSOD started this week it is quite a puzzle.

    That said the Microsoft iSCSI Initiator has always been reluctant to establish a connection to the resource. Am going to disable it and try StarWind as an alternative .

    BTW a system restore to a time prior to the BSOD happening seemed to stabilise things yesterday but it shutdown unexpectedly overnight at 00:45, same error.
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