Random BSOD titled PFN_LIST_CORRUPT

[Dipso]

Hi everyone, I'm new here

I am hoping someone can shed some light on my problem.

I have been experiencing random BSOD's since October last year but they have become more frequent recently. I have attempted to diagnose and resolve the problem but without success. The list below is what I have done up to this point -

-Performed a test of the RAM using Memtest, no memory errors detected.
-Replaced the original graphics card (which was stressed by the tests and failed).
-Updated all non MS drivers and ran Driver Verifier, no driver errors detected.
-Ran chkdsk and SFC, which found a problem with Windows Update so I performed a Repair Install.
-Tested the HDD with SeaTools for Windows which failed it during the long fix all test but not the other short, SMART or SeaTools for DOS tests.
-More recently replaced the HDD and cloned the old drive, but the BSOD's reappeared.

I am now stumped as to what to do next and would appreciate any advice.

Details of my specs etc are as follows.

Current OS Windows 7 x86 (32-bit)
Original OS installed on system was Vista X86 (32-bit)
Current OS is full retail version
System is almost 5 years old
OS was installed when Windows 7 retail was first released

If any futher info is required, please let me know.

TIA

 

[zigzag3143]

You missed these drivers

x10ufx2.sys    11/30/2006 6:18:56 PM    0x95662000    0x9566c000        0x0000a000    0x456f66e0                        
fetnd6.sys    6/19/2008 6:45:41 AM    0x9077a000    0x90784c00        0x0000ac00    0x485a46e5                        
viamraid.sys    7/9/2008 10:19:01 PM    0x839ad000    0x839c9a00        0x0001ca00    0x48757fa5                        
Ph3xIB32.sys    5/8/2009 3:46:31 PM    0x8f602000    0x8f742200        0x00140200    0x4a049a27

If there are no newer they need to be re-installed in compatibility mode

How many memtest passes did you run?


How lond did you let verifier run?

 

[Dipso]

I will check for updates for those drivers, thanks.

Not sure how many runs memtest did but it came up clear? I can run it again if you think that could be the issue.

Driver verifier was running for about 36 hours.

 

[zigzag3143]

I will check for updates for those drivers, thanks.

Not sure how many runs memtest did but it came up clear? I can run it again if you think that could be the issue.

Driver verifier was running for about 36 hours.

Memtest 6-8 passes to be sure

 

[Dipso]

Will re-run memtest and report back.

 

[zigzag3143]

Will re-run memtest and report back.

Good luck

 

[Dipso]

While waiting for MemTest to complete, (it's currently up to 4 passes), I have been looking over the System Health Report and noticed this -

"The device, Kaspersky Anti-Virus NDIS 6 Filter, is reporting "tv_ConfigMgrErr24". This device will not be available until the issue is resolved. The Plug and Play ID for this device is ROOT\LEGACY_KLIM6\0000."

What is this, and is it something I should be looking for?

 

[zigzag3143]

While waiting for MemTest to complete, (it's currently up to 4 passes), I have been looking over the System Health Report and noticed this -

"The device, Kaspersky Anti-Virus NDIS 6 Filter, is reporting "tv_ConfigMgrErr24". This device will not be available until the issue is resolved. The Plug and Play ID for this device is ROOT\LEGACY_KLIM6\0000."

What is this, and is it something I should be looking for?

Kaspersky is complaining abo0ut something what it is wont be evident untill Memtest completes.

Were it me I would remove Kaspersky and replace with Microsoft Security Essentials.

 

[Dipso]

OK, thanks again.

 

[Dipso]

When I woke this morning, MemTest had completed 12 passes with no errors, can I presume from this that my RAM is OK?

I have sorted out the Kaspersky Anti-Virus NDIS 6 Filter problem by reinstalling KIS.

I also removed a piece of hardware that I no longer use, an analogue TV tuner card, which was on the list of drivers requiring updates (Ph3xIB32.sys). I'll get to work on updating the other drivers now.

 

[zigzag3143]

When I woke this morning, MemTest had completed 12 passes with no errors, can I presume from this that my RAM is OK?

I have sorted out the Kaspersky Anti-Virus NDIS 6 Filter problem by reinstalling KIS.

I also removed a piece of hardware that I no longer use, an analogue TV tuner card, which was on the list of drivers requiring updates (Ph3xIB32.sys). I'll get to work on updating the other drivers now.

Good news

 

[Dipso]

An update on my problem in case anyone experiences similar. The BSOD's continued and started to form a pattern as they would occur pretty much weekly on or around a Saturday/Sunday.

On the 19th Feb I got back to find my PC was "awake" and was reporting 6 BSOD's in the space of 3 hours. In this case the crashdumps was stating "probably caused by : kl1.sys ( kl1+1ce5c7 )". A search pointed me towards Kaspersky. I removed KIS 2012 and so far...touch wood...no more crashes.

So the software provided "free" from my bank has cost me around £100 in hardware, not counting the energy bill costs and my time.

The moral of this story is, if the experts tell you to remove Kaspersky, remove Kaspersky!

Thank you for your help with this zigzag3143