BSOD when using Andriod Emulator Nox Player

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  1. Posts : 8
    Windows 7 Professional x64
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    BSOD when using Andriod Emulator Nox Player


    Greetings,

    I'm new in the forum and for my first thread i will need help. I'm having a BSOD only when i'm trying to use the Andriod Emulator and is strange beacuse the last week i didnt have any problem with the emulator, this happen only when i'm using this emulator.

    Is someone can help me i will appreciate the help.
    Last edited by LeonAGFL; 11 Jun 2019 at 09:04. Reason: Forgot to put the *zip file
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  2. Posts : 6,021
    Win 7 HP SP1 64-bit Vista HB SP2 32-bit Linux Mint 18.3
       #2

    Hi LeonAGFL,

    Welcome to SevenForums!

    LeonAGFL said:
    I'm having a BSOD only when i'm trying to use the Andriod Emulator and is strange beacuse the last week i didnt have any problem with the emulator, this happen only when i'm using this emulator.
    BSOD - Posting Instructions => BSOD - Posting Instructions.
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  3. Posts : 8
    Windows 7 Professional x64
    Thread Starter
       #3

    Sorry Paul Black, i forgot to attach the *zip file, i edited the main post, the file is in it now.
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  4. Posts : 188
    Windows 8.1 Enterprise x64
       #4

    Update:
    Graphics driver (https://www2.ati.com/drivers/beta/no....2.1-sep20.exe)
    Nox Player (check updates in program)
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  5. Posts : 8
    Windows 7 Professional x64
    Thread Starter
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    MrPepka said:
    Update:
    Graphics driver (https://www2.ati.com/drivers/beta/no....2.1-sep20.exe)
    Nox Player (check updates in program)
    Well the Nox Player that i have is the latest version, but i wil try to update the Graphics Driver. Thanks for the answer.
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  6. Posts : 565
    Windows 7 Ultimate x32 With Sp1 + Vista Ultimate x32 with Sp1 & Sp2 !!
       #6

    Hi All,
    Greets,
    @LeonAGFL : You should try out this hotfix : https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/...-sp1-and-windo
    It requires win 7 SP 1 already installed successfully
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  7. Posts : 8
    Windows 7 Professional x64
    Thread Starter
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    Vineet Garg said:
    Hi All,
    Greets,
    @LeonAGFL : You should try out this hotfix : https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/...-sp1-and-windo
    It requires win 7 SP 1 already installed successfully
    Thanks for the reply but it says that the hotfix ia no longer avialable.

    What i found it can be a virtualization problem, i already checked in the BIOS if is Enable and is Enable is called SMV beacuse i have a AMD Processor, but other thing that i found in order to work correctly you have to Enable the option IOMMU in the BIOS, i Enabled the option but when you enter to the OS is seeking for the PCI drivers, it didnt found it and i tried using Windows update but it didnt found it. And also in the device manager i tried the option update to see if is able to found the drivers because should be installed in windows, but nothing happen. In this case i dont know what to do?.
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  8. Posts : 188
    Windows 8.1 Enterprise x64
       #8

    Use the Snappy Driver program:
    Download
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  9. Posts : 565
    Windows 7 Ultimate x32 With Sp1 + Vista Ultimate x32 with Sp1 & Sp2 !!
       #9

    Hi All,
    Greets,
    @LeonAGFL :

    1.Sorry, the hotfix has been taken down but it has proper replacement(s).
    ( The info came from a kind senior )
    I need to know when you installed Windows Updates the last time ?

    2. What are the Hardware IDs of the missing/unknown devices in Device Manager ? Did they appear only after attempting/switching virtualization in BIOS ?
    It may come handy :
    Device Manager - Finding Unknown Devices

    3.Your idea of enabling/using virtualization from/in BIOS is prompt but i don't know much about that. Should you need any help/queries establishing virtualization, here is a dedicated sub forum:
    https://www.sevenforums.com/virtualization/
    You may post an additional new thread there. Don't forget to mention/link this thread/problem as well.

    4. In your case, there is a good possibility that a proper virtualization may solve the problem on its own
    or
    the update itself solves the problem even without switching Virtualization in BIOS
    or
    you may need that hotfix(s) even after you have configured virtualization in BIOS correctly!

    Now that you have intended to touch virtualization in BIOS, you should make sure that its done well there first of all. The first thing would be to install all the missing devices in the Device Manager properly.
    OR
    Come back to the previous status ( Virtualization in BIOS Turned Off, etc. ) & just try the hotfixes first of all.

    Whatever You Do In The BIOS, Do It Carefully!

    Thanks & Regards. ...
    Last edited by Vineet Garg; 14 Jun 2019 at 03:15. Reason: To Make The Things Clearer!
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  10. Posts : 8
    Windows 7 Professional x64
    Thread Starter
       #10

    Vineet Garg said:
    Hi All,
    Greets,
    @LeonAGFL :

    1.Sorry, the hotfix has been taken down but it has proper replacement(s).
    ( The info came from a kind senior )
    I need to know when you installed Windows Updates the last time ?

    2. What are the Hardware IDs of the missing/unknown devices in Device Manager ? Did they appear only after attempting/switching virtualization in BIOS ?
    It may come handy :
    Device Manager - Finding Unknown Devices

    3.Your idea of enabling/using virtualization from/in BIOS is prompt but i don't know much about that. Should you need any help/queries establishing virtualization, here is a dedicated sub forum:
    https://www.sevenforums.com/virtualization/
    You may post an additional new thread there. Don't forget to mention/link this thread/problem as well.

    4. In your case, there is a good possibility that a proper virtualization may solve the problem on its own
    or
    the update itself solves the problem even without switching Virtualization in BIOS
    or
    you may need that hotfix(s) even after you have configured virtualization in BIOS correctly!

    Now that you have intended to touch virtualization in BIOS, you should make sure that its done well there first of all. The first thing would be to install all the missing devices in the Device Manager properly.
    OR
    Come back to the previous status ( Virtualization in BIOS Turned Off, etc. ) & just try the hotfixes first of all.

    Whatever You Do In The BIOS, Do It Carefully!

    Thanks & Regards. ...
    Greetings,

    Well when i reinstalled windows i updated windows 7 completely and the problem of the PCI devices only appear when i Enabled the option IOMMU in the BIOS, because the Virtualization option was already enabled in the BIOS, the only option that i enabled was the IOMMU and that was the one which made the PCI devices drivers dissapear, the drivers that didnt appear was all that was inside of the PCI, but when i disabled the option IOMMU in the BIOS all was fine again, all the drivers appear, it only happen when i tried to enable the IOMMU option. But as i wrote before, in order to the virtualization to work properly you need to Enable the IOMMU option in the BIOS at least with the AMD processors, at least that what i found.And also where i can find the hotfix? beacuse i read in the that you passed me(https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/2764302/0x0000001e-stop-error-occurs-intermittently-in-windows-7-sp1-and-windo) that if the hotfix is no longer avialable a will have ask to micorsoft to pass me the hotfix, i suppose that is what i have to do?. But thanks for the help i appreciate it. I also will post in the virtualization forum, thanks a again.
    Last edited by LeonAGFL; 14 Jun 2019 at 08:47.
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