BugCheck 0x1a, oh boy!

I've been getting a whole host of problems lately and I've been getting really fed up with it:

-Corrupt HDD (dunno how this one happened, already replaced)
-Bad Video Card (Driver issue)

And now I'm getting a 0x1a bugcheck! Throw me a bone!

Setup (All stock settings):
ASUS M4A77TD PRO Motherboard
AMD Phenom II x2 545 (Callisto), 3.0 GHz/core
2x 2GB STT-W1333UB2GB RAM
HIS ATI RADEON 5770 (Running 10.2 Catalyst drivers)
650 W Corsair PSU

Here's some of the files I pulled:

-DxDiag
-Two Dumps, one relating to a NIC onboard card error (patched to latest manufacturer's (ASUS) drivers) and the other relating to this 0x1a bugcheck
-Screencaps of memory clocks via CPU-Z
-Some common events happening in Event Viewer (the ErrorID 41 happened with my NIC drivers, too)

Windows Live SkyDrive

Dubsie said:

I've been getting a whole host of problems lately and I've been getting really fed up with it:

-Corrupt HDD (dunno how this one happened, already replaced)
-Bad Video Card (Driver issue)

And now I'm getting a 0x1a bugcheck! Throw me a bone!

Setup (All stock settings):
ASUS M4A77TD PRO Motherboard
AMD Phenom II x2 545 (Callisto), 3.0 GHz/core
2x 2GB STT-W1333UB2GB RAM
HIS ATI RADEON 5770 (Running 10.2 Catalyst drivers)
650 W Corsair PSU

Here's some of the files I pulled:

-DxDiag
-Two Dumps, one relating to a NIC onboard card error (patched to latest manufacturer's (ASUS) drivers) and the other relating to this 0x1a bugcheck
-Screencaps of memory clocks via CPU-Z
-Some common events happening in Event Viewer (the ErrorID 41 happened with my NIC drivers, too)

Windows Live SkyDrive

That particular bug check is memory management. To test your memory download memtestx86 and run it for 5 passes.

You may also want to run a system file check
type cmd in search>right click and run as admin>sfc /scannow

let us know the results as you may need to re-run SFC

Ken

Memtest'd overnight for 11 passes, nothing so much as a peep, and sfc /scannow shows no errors.

The only thing I could think of would be a driver messing up, and if was a power-related issue, it'd be happening more frequently.

I could always do a clean install (again), but I just reinstalled on Friday. :/

Dubsie said:

Memtest'd overnight for 11 passes, nothing so much as a peep, and sfc /scannow shows no errors.

The only thing I could think of would be a driver messing up, and if was a power-related issue, it'd be happening more frequently.

I could always do a clean install (again), but I just reinstalled on Friday. :/

If you have a backup and the win 7 dvd there is something you can do. Built into win 7 is driver verifier. It will test the drivers and it will crash you computer. It will also give us much more information about your system.


Ken

Looks like you were on to something.

Soon after running Verifier I got these spat at me:

Windows Live SkyDrive

Looks like it's my Saitek Keyboard drivers. I use a rather dated keyboard (Saitek PC Gamers' Keyboard), and I assume the drivers are used for the external keypad and some of the other buttons on there.

I changed the START registry value from 3 to 4 as a band-aid fix.

If anything else happens I'll let you know.