BSOD Windows 7, Dumpfiles in thread.

Hi Krune,

Good News Please mark this thread "solved" if you feel your issue has been resolved :)

As for an alternative to daemon tools maybe something like Virtual CloneDrive, but im not to sure what its like as I dont use it.

Cheers

Dave

Hi,

No problem. Same driver causing problems.

1: kd> lmvm Sacm2A
start end module name
9d414000 9d417800 Sacm2A T (no symbols)
Loaded symbol image file: Sacm2A.sys
Image path: \SystemRoot\system32\DRIVERS\Sacm2A.sys
Image name: Sacm2A.sys
Timestamp: Thu Jun 10 13:42:36 2004 (40C8573C)

This same driver is causing issues and is very old, related to:

Cisco /Scientific-Atlanta WebSTAR 2000 series Cable Modem

Which as you know we cant find updates for!!

Do you use Wireless or wired?
If you just use wireless you could always just disable the device in device manager.
And that will stop the BSOD's.

Or you can just disable that driver as I dont think it is compatible with Windows 7.
Please navigate to:

C:\windows > system32 > drivers and locate Sacm2A.sys
Right click and rename file to: Sacm2A.sys.old and save.

Reboot you machine.

You can also just delete file, but I would just leave it as .old for the time being
Also please try Windows updates, look in Optional updates and see if an update is there for your device.

Let me know how you get on.

Cheers

Dave

You could try renaming the file to Sacm2A.sys.old, reboot, and then test your connection,
if it stops your connection working simply rename it back to Sacm2A.sys and reboot.

Try that and let me know how it goes.

I will see see if I can find an alternative driver in the meantime

Maybe a new modem is in order, ask ISP to send you new one?

Cheers

Dave

Hi Krune92,

Good to hear its sorted and thanks for the feedback which will help others having similar issues.

Cheers

Dave