Pulling my hair out

Erimon1 said:

Hello all,

Ive been working on a clients PC for a while now that is having a BSoD. The BSoD only happens when the PC is at his house. I bring it back to the shop to check it out and it never has any issues. Ive run in depth hardware checks and burn ins on individual components such as memory, CPU, HDD and system board, and also run checks on the system globally. I have not expenenced any issues at all. Argg! I do have a .dmp file and wanted to see if yall could check it out to see what the hell is going on here. I attached the two files. Let me know if you need any other info. I did run dumchk, but could not understand what it was telling me due to my lack of knowledge.

Thx in advance for any help.

Specifics
BCCode:109
BCP1: A3A03A382FC8187D
BCP2: 0000000000000000
BCP3: 6241FE43D67A10E2
BCP4: 00000000000000101
OSVer: 5_2_9790
SP: 2_0
Product: 256_1

Hi and welcome

What version are you running? was it a clean install or upgrade? the debugger sees this
Windows Server 2003 Kernel Version 3790 (Service Pack 2) MP (4 procs) Free x64
Product: WinNt, suite: TerminalServer SingleUserTS.

We dont have the symbols for that.

Let us know
Ken

It was a fresh install of XP Pro x64 edition. The Processor is a Intel Q8400 quad core. I attached a dxdiag.

I have a link to the most recent symbols,
Download Windows Symbol Packages

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Maybe it's an electrical problem -- something to do with a power source at his home. Has he tried pluggin the machine into a different circuit/outlet/powerstrip?

I did give him a UPS to try out, but I dropped that off when I last picked up his PC, so that scenario has not played out.

On FZ21Z's Post, your right! Its just I have been coming here since w7 RC, and naturally come here to look for solutions, but do you have a recommendation for a good XP forum?
(I'm sure however a lot of you go back to the XP days, but I do apologize for posting in a seven forum)