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Windows 7: BSOD Waking up from Sleep

24 Oct 2009   #1

Windows 7 Professional
 
 
BSOD Waking up from Sleep

Installed Windows 7 Professional x64 today on my HP laptop with ATI Radeon 3400 series graphics and an AMD Turion X2 Ultra 2.10 GHz.

I tried searching for a solution but couldnt find one. I saw one thread about it but no help. I just always get a BSOD when waking from sleep mode, usually right after I try to log back in.




MINIDUMPS:
http://dl.getdropbox.com/u/391553/minidump.zip

if you figure out the problem, can i have a step by step procedure to fix it, not just the cause.
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24 Oct 2009   #2

Win7x64
 
 

Curious.

Does the same crash occur irrespective of whether or not you've got an SD card in the laptop's inbuilt SD reader at the point where you send it to sleep and wake it back up?
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24 Oct 2009   #3

Windows 7 Professional
 
 

there is nothing in the SD Card Reader. I have never used it. That's really odd lol.
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24 Oct 2009   #4

Win7x64
 
 

Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by Baba View Post
there is nothing in the SD Card Reader. I have never used it. That's really odd lol.
Do me a favour - whack an SD card in there and test what happens when the machine resumes from sleep. I'd be interested to see the minidump from that crash.
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25 Oct 2009   #5

Windows 7 Professional
 
 

um. lol......it didnt crash this time WITH the SD Card in. again...odd.

*EDIT**
i tried it again without the sd card so here's another minidump if it helps:
http://dl.getdropbox.com/u/391553/minidump2.zip

is there a way i can disable the SD Reader or will i have to keep a SD card in all the time?

Last edited by Baba; 25 Oct 2009 at 12:42 AM.. Reason: another minidump
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25 Oct 2009   #6

Win7x64
 
 

Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by Baba View Post
um. lol......it didnt crash this time WITH the SD Card in. again...odd.

*EDIT**
i tried it again without the sd card so here's another minidump if it helps:
http://dl.getdropbox.com/u/391553/minidump2.zip

is there a way i can disable the SD Reader or will i have to keep a SD card in all the time?
Is the pattern consistent - it crashes without an SD card but it's fine of there's a card in the reader?
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25 Oct 2009   #7

Win7 x64 + x86
Southeastern CT, USA
 
 

Interesting that each crash is blamed on SDBus.sys (SecureDigital Bus Driver from Microsoft)
Also, this driver is outdated: AtiPcie.sys Mon Nov 06 11:59:54 2006 I'd suggest updating it ASAP as it's responsible for some lower level functions on your motherboard.

I wonder if there's a security feature that wasn't installed when Windows 7 was installed? Have you run SFC.EXE /SCANNOW and have you checked Device Manager for unknown/unidentified/malfunctioning devices?
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25 Oct 2009   #8

Windows 7 Professional
 
 

Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by H2SO4 View Post
Is the pattern consistent - it crashes without an SD card but it's fine of there's a card in the reader?
Yes, the pattern is consistent. Every time WITHOUT the SD Card it crashes, and never crashes WITH an SD Card.

I just disabled the SD Reader's driver so now it doesnt crash anymore. I guess if the problem isnt solved, I'll just enable it if i ever need it but keep it shut off most of the time.

Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by usasma View Post
Interesting that each crash is blamed on SDBus.sys (SecureDigital Bus Driver from Microsoft)
Also, this driver is outdated: AtiPcie.sys Mon Nov 06 11:59:54 2006 I'd suggest updating it ASAP as it's responsible for some lower level functions on your motherboard.

I wonder if there's a security feature that wasn't installed when Windows 7 was installed? Have you run SFC.EXE /SCANNOW and have you checked Device Manager for unknown/unidentified/malfunctioning devices?
Ok, i just updated the ATI graphics driver (which im guessing thats what the Atipcie.sys thingamabob was). I have no idea if there was anything not installed during the Windows 7 installation. And i have no idea what SFC.EXE is. I tried running it but i only saw a quick flash of a command prompt screen. So I dunno.
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25 Oct 2009   #9

Win7x64
 
 

Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by Baba View Post
Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by H2SO4 View Post
Is the pattern consistent - it crashes without an SD card but it's fine of there's a card in the reader?
Yes, the pattern is consistent. Every time WITHOUT the SD Card it crashes, and never crashes WITH an SD Card.
Very interesting. I think your laptop's SD reader/controller may be subtly broken. It is indicating the presence of an SD card even when nothing's there, and then going "who? me? Naaah" in response to being asked to do something about it. With the card in the drive, it indicates presence, but is then able to handle it properly, hence the lack of a crash.

Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by Baba View Post
I just disabled the SD Reader's driver so now it doesnt crash anymore. I guess if the problem isnt solved, I'll just enable it if i ever need it but keep it shut off most of the time.
Probably a viable workaround, especially if you never use it

It's possible that a (future) BIOS update may help to resolve the problem completely.
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25 Oct 2009   #10

Windows 7 Professional
 
 

ok cool. thanks a lot for finding the problem. and updating my graphics card helped me with another problem, since i thought i already updated it.

thanks!!
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