Random BSOD titled PFN_LIST_CORRUPT

Hi everyone, I'm new here

I am hoping someone can shed some light on my problem.

I have been experiencing random BSOD's since October last year but they have become more frequent recently. I have attempted to diagnose and resolve the problem but without success. The list below is what I have done up to this point -

-Performed a test of the RAM using Memtest, no memory errors detected.
-Replaced the original graphics card (which was stressed by the tests and failed).
-Updated all non MS drivers and ran Driver Verifier, no driver errors detected.
-Ran chkdsk and SFC, which found a problem with Windows Update so I performed a Repair Install.
-Tested the HDD with SeaTools for Windows which failed it during the long fix all test but not the other short, SMART or SeaTools for DOS tests.
-More recently replaced the HDD and cloned the old drive, but the BSOD's reappeared.

I am now stumped as to what to do next and would appreciate any advice.

Details of my specs etc are as follows.

Current OS Windows 7 x86 (32-bit)
Original OS installed on system was Vista X86 (32-bit)
Current OS is full retail version
System is almost 5 years old
OS was installed when Windows 7 retail was first released

If any futher info is required, please let me know.

TIA

You missed these drivers

Code:

x10ufx2.sys    11/30/2006 6:18:56 PM    0x95662000    0x9566c000        0x0000a000    0x456f66e0                        
fetnd6.sys    6/19/2008 6:45:41 AM    0x9077a000    0x90784c00        0x0000ac00    0x485a46e5                        
viamraid.sys    7/9/2008 10:19:01 PM    0x839ad000    0x839c9a00        0x0001ca00    0x48757fa5                        
Ph3xIB32.sys    5/8/2009 3:46:31 PM    0x8f602000    0x8f742200        0x00140200    0x4a049a27

If there are no newer they need to be re-installed in compatibility mode

How many memtest passes did you run?


How lond did you let verifier run?

I will check for updates for those drivers, thanks.

Not sure how many runs memtest did but it came up clear? I can run it again if you think that could be the issue.

Driver verifier was running for about 36 hours.

Dipso said:

I will check for updates for those drivers, thanks.

Not sure how many runs memtest did but it came up clear? I can run it again if you think that could be the issue.

Driver verifier was running for about 36 hours.

Memtest 6-8 passes to be sure

Will re-run memtest and report back.

Dipso said:

Will re-run memtest and report back.

Good luck

While waiting for MemTest to complete, (it's currently up to 4 passes), I have been looking over the System Health Report and noticed this -

"The device, Kaspersky Anti-Virus NDIS 6 Filter, is reporting "tv_ConfigMgrErr24". This device will not be available until the issue is resolved. The Plug and Play ID for this device is ROOT\LEGACY_KLIM6\0000."

What is this, and is it something I should be looking for?

Dipso said:

While waiting for MemTest to complete, (it's currently up to 4 passes), I have been looking over the System Health Report and noticed this -

"The device, Kaspersky Anti-Virus NDIS 6 Filter, is reporting "tv_ConfigMgrErr24". This device will not be available until the issue is resolved. The Plug and Play ID for this device is ROOT\LEGACY_KLIM6\0000."

What is this, and is it something I should be looking for?

Kaspersky is complaining abo0ut something what it is wont be evident untill Memtest completes.

Were it me I would remove Kaspersky and replace with Microsoft Security Essentials.

OK, thanks again.

When I woke this morning, MemTest had completed 12 passes with no errors, can I presume from this that my RAM is OK?

I have sorted out the Kaspersky Anti-Virus NDIS 6 Filter problem by reinstalling KIS.

I also removed a piece of hardware that I no longer use, an analogue TV tuner card, which was on the list of drivers requiring updates (Ph3xIB32.sys). I'll get to work on updating the other drivers now.