I did that earlier I even traced down the file in process explorer. Still not happening, so I am doing a blastout and reinstall of WVistaHP64 and I am gonna let that run see if it crashes or not. I want it stable before I push the upgrade to 7.
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your problem looks like HT in your bois from what i seen from this tool
Well aside from the spammer who just replied, I blew out my partition then formatted it, installed Vista64, did NOTHING but install the network driver for my ethernet adapter and right after the driver installed it BSoD'd again. So here are the dump files from the BSoD there is NOTHING installed but Vista64, and the ethernet drivers.
wasn't spam it was a request t try it. I looked up your problem via my link and it was stated that its your hyperthreading ...but whatver enjoy your crashes
On Thu 2/25/2010 4:15:31 AM your computer crashed
This was likely caused by the following module: hardware
Bugcheck code: 0x124 (0x0, 0xFFFFFA8008C07C6E, 0xB2000000, 0x175)
Error: WHEA_UNCORRECTABLE_ERROR
Dump file: C:\Windows\Minidump\Mini022410-01.dmp
Last edited by Mayotruck; 24 Feb 2010 at 23:17.
Where is this copy of the Vista from? It is not legitimate.
Code:Built by: 6001.18000.amd64fre.longhorn_rtm.080118-1840
Yes its legit, OEM builders copy from newegg.com, even still have the receipt. And from what I can tell so far what I have now is a video card driver issue. I have updated that with the latest drivers from Nvidia and we shall see how it goes.
Moyotruck
I word to the wise. Besides the obvious annoyance of having to put the DMP file in c:\windows\mindump, who crashed is often wrong in its conclusions. Should you want to use one of the one click wonders, I would suggest blue screen view, and even that comes to premature conclusions. in the case you just sited it was a 124 bug check which is always hardware, not Bios. Just a FYI
Element
Both DMP3 and DMP4 were caused by hardware. I have not been fowwlowing this thrread and so dont know what has been previously suggested. here are some helpful instructions on your problem https://www.sevenforums.com/crash-loc...-what-try.html
Let us know if you need help
Ken
This system has been running fine for months, then I installed win7 upgrade and it was fine till just a few days ago when it just out of the blue started to BSoD, most of my components are 1 yr old or less, excluding the CPU, the ram was tested for over 10 hours and no errors found. You can see the full specs in my system specs list, I have a really hard time believing its really a bad component, but I know it's not out of the question at this point, however everything I have read on the error I currently have its either video card driver issue in which I now have the latest drivers from Nvidia direct, or it's a PCI-E slot issue of some sort.
Oh and I have done everything I can within the x124 suggestions OS reinstall, memory burn test = good, cpu burn test = good, harddrive test = good, power supply voltage checks = good, so at this point I am looking at the Mobo. I can replace my CPU and mobo both for $300, its about all I can afford to replace but if it fixes the issue I'm all for it.
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