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go into your BIOS setup and click on reset to default values, then reboot...
frequent random BSODs
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New #22
bios reset
is done. The only thing *I* had ever changed on this computer was to enable power-on from the keyboard.Last edited by thargas; 25 Jul 2010 at 08:45. Reason: additional note
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New #23
asus
While looking through autoruns, I noted that the Asus updater and asloader were already disabled. On the off chance that this was causing something to be missing that was required, I enabled them. This caused BSODs to be much more frequent, so I turned them back off.
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New #24
pc probe
I've updated pc probe, and rebooted, but still got a bsod after that.
Here's the minidump
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New #25
asus updates
OK. Now I've updated Asus: Coll and Quiet, EPU-4, ProbeII and the chipset.
I still get a bsod within minutes if I try to make a dvd. Here's the latest.
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New #26
more stability
Hmmm. Although it will still bsod if I try to cut a dvd within 10 minutes, if I stay away from that, I've been browsing for a few hours without it crashing. And I've been able to leave it on unattended for a couple of hours without returning to a blue screen.
I'm thinking that there were more than one problem. One of them, I believe, was connected with the system going to low-power mode, which I disabled. The other is starting to look like it may be related to DVDs. I'm going to make a full CD instead to see if that behaves differently.
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New #27
cd not dvd
Hmm. I've been using the computer for the whole afternoon without a bsod when it used to occur several times in that time. I've even created a full CD with no problems. Now I'm going to try another DVD, just to confirm that it hasn't gone away by itself.
Added later: sure enough, attempting to create a DVD crashed it. I'll post the minidump tomorrow.
later: added minidumpLast edited by thargas; 26 Jul 2010 at 18:33. Reason: added file
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New #28
darn. another bsod
and I was thinking that it was only happening when I tried to create a DVD. Nope. I was just browsing and BANG!
Here's the minidump.
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New #29
Both dumps report stop error codes of A. One of them still points to amdppm as the cause.
Did you try to up date this driver?STOP 0x0000000A: IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL
Usual causes: Kernel mode driver, System Service, BIOS, Windows, Virus scanner, Backup tool, compatibility
AtiPcie.sys Tue May 05 11:00:22 2009 - ATI PCIE Driver for ATI PCIE chipsetGlobal Provider of Innovative Graphics, Processors and Media Solutions | AMD
I believe it was suggested that you uninstall the software, Microsoft IntelliType Pro / IntelliPoint. I still find this driver which is associated with it:
NuidFltr.sys Fri May 08 04:53:31 2009
This driver is very obsolete:
SSPORT.sys Thu Aug 11 19:07:32 2005 - 32bit Port Contention Driver or SSPORT belongs to the software SSPORT or Port Contention Driver by Samsung Electronics. Uninstall this software.
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New #30
replies
If I could figure out what supplies amdpp.sys, I'd try to update it, but I can't figure that out.
According to the control panel, "Microsoft IntelliType Pro / IntelliPoint" are not installed, so I have no idea how to uninstall them. Should I re-name the NuidFltr.sys file so that windows can't find it?
Similarly, the only Samsung item showing in control panel is the "Samsung Universal Print Driver". I couldn't get my ML-1740 printer to work without it. Should I try renaming ssport.sys?
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