Persistent BSOD, various error codes


  1. l0c0
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    Persistent BSOD, various error codes


    windows 7 was running fine for months now, then all of a sudden, without any major system changes/updates/installs the BSOD monster is attacking me. It happens unpredictably, sometimes during a virus scan, other times while I'm just browsing the net. I'm having trouble locating the exact cause of it, so I'm posting the last two dumps here.

    I'll be happy to post more info if needed, just ask.
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  3. ickymay
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    windows debugger isnt being very helpful or I've misinterpreted it, but it's pointing at a hardware failure
    • IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL
      MEMORY_MANAGEMENT


    you do however have some old drivers which need updating
    ASACPI.sys fffff880`03df5000 fffff880`03dfd000 0x00008000 0x42476c4c 28/03/2005 02:30:36
    hamachi.sys fffff880`053f2000 fffff880`053fb000 0x00009000 0x456f3e14 30/11/2006 20:24:52
    LVUSBS64.sys fffff880`01897000 fffff880`018a1900 0x0000a900 0x46429db3 10/05/2007 04:21:07
    lv302a64.sys fffff880`06188000 fffff880`0618a380 0x00002380 0x46429ddf 10/05/2007 04:21:51
    LV302V64.SYS fffff880`06076000 fffff880`06187880 0x00111880 0x46429e0f 10/05/2007 04:22:39
    PxHlpa64.sys fffff880`01103000 fffff880`0110ed00 0x0000bd00 0x47d88a39 13/03/2008 01:58:17
    I suggest google them to track em down and update or remove them ?

    what antivirus are you running and have you recently installed any software and or hardware ?
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  4. l0c0
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    I am using AVG free, and no major software installs, though I did just start playing Mafia Wars on Facebook.

    By hardware failure are you saying its more likely a mobo or RAM issue? There have actually been up to 10 crashes and each time it's a different "reason" in the BSOD. Everything from PageFault to NVDLMKM.SYS
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  6. Capt.Jack Sparrow
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    Just thought of adding ASACPI.sys is known for problem its It belongs to the Asus ATK0110 ACPI Utility you can either uninstall the ATK0110 driver completely, which is fine as it is not necessary for anything other than the Asus software ("AI Suite" ) or Download it from their website

    Hope this helps,
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  7. ickymay
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    l0c0 said:
    I am using AVG free, and no major software installs, though I did just start playing Mafia Wars on Facebook.

    By hardware failure are you saying its more likely a mobo or RAM issue? There have actually been up to 10 crashes and each time it's a different "reason" in the BSOD. Everything from PageFault to NVDLMKM.SYS
    well upgrade those drivers and let's take it from there
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