BSOD at random, also PC locking up for 5-10 seconds. error 0x00000101

[DannyFishcharge]

OK - have updated the ethernet controller (Marvell) manually, as thought that the automatic version would have done it - silly me! Now using the latest version, which is dated 20/01/2012.

I have manually removed the jumi.sys as this was for a remote access/keyboard on my iPhone which could control my PC. I thought I'd try with the Saitek Cyborg Keyboard loaded during startup, but everything else off... so far, so good.

Again, thanks for your ongoing help on this - much appreciated

 

[DannyFishcharge]

Latest MSINFO32 file - after removing jumi.sys and updating drivers for Marvell

 

[DannyFishcharge]

Further developments....

Pc locked up, then screen went black and then resumed, but there was an error message saying that there was a problem with the Display Kernel for the Nvidia card 320.18 had stopped.

Continued using the PC, and all seems fine at the moment and everything is working as it should - that I can tell

 

[Arc]

Something like this?

 

[DannyFishcharge]

Yeah, that's it. When it happens next time, will see if I can screen snap it.

 

[Arc]

We need not see the screen-capture, as the situation is known.

Let us observe the situation with another version of display driver.

• Uninstall All nvidia items in Control Panel > Programs and features
  • 3D Vision Control Driver
  • 3D Vision Driver
  • Graphics Driver
  • HD Audio Driver
  • PhysX
  • nvidia Update
  (Are you using nvidia chipset drivers? If so, dont uninstall anything other than those are listed).
• Now follow Drivers - Clean Left over Files after Uninstalling
• Boot normally now. Go to Drivers - Download NVIDIA Drivers, Download 314.22 WHQL. While installing, Select Custom (Advanced) install. In the next page, follow this settings:
  
  

Is it the same thing happening with this version too?

 

[DannyFishcharge]

So far, no further problems. YAY!

Only 'quirk' was that the PC seemed to drop the Aero Glass theme, for about 3 minutes, then came back on it's own. Weird or GFX issue?

 

[Arc]

Observe the situation, If it happens even more times, let us know.

It might be a driver issue.

 

[DannyFishcharge]

Will do

Thanks again for all you help

 

[DannyFishcharge]

Well, system stayed stable with no problems until I tried to play BF3.....

Had to update the Nvidia drivers as was getting the problem shown below. Since then, the PC has locked up (no BSOD though) and had to do a reboot.

So, am assuming that it points to a hardware problem with the GFX card or am I jumping too far, too soon? Problem was OK until I updated the drivers to get the D3D issue resolved - DirectDraw, IIRC?

 

[Arc]

Three are reasons to believe that the GPU is not functioning properly ... but is it really needed to enable direct 3D to play those games?

BTW, it is to watch how the GPU behaves with 320.49 WHQL.

 

[DannyFishcharge]

Not 5 minutes after posting my last update, I got a BSOD with STOP 0101xxxxxxx error.
Direct3D (not DirectDraw - doh!) needed for BF3, which is about the only thing I was playing game-wise. :huh:

The Nvidia update put on 320.49WHQL, but seems to be the same issue as happening with previous versions. Even playing some of the games on FaceBook (yeah, I know) would get the game freezing, then carrying on aswell and sometimes getting a Flash or Shockwave error that I could continue through.

 

[Pauly]

I see you mentioned enabling driver verifier earlier but do not see any recent dumps, please run the SF tool again and grab all and upload the output as before so we can see the latest dumps

 

[DannyFishcharge]

Will try again, but last time I couldn't even boot to desktop or safe mode hence no dumps

 

[Pauly]

I dont mean enable verifier again just run the tool and click grab all again and upload the files
Driver verifier enabled dumps often give extra clues to root causes

 

[DannyFishcharge]

Ah - sorry! Excuse the noob

When it did BSOD on reboot (I've since done a system restore to get the PC operational), I managed to take a pic before it rebooted.

"The IO manager has detected a violation by a driver that is being verified......
*** STOP: 0x00000C9
*** HIDCLASS.SYS - Address FFFFF8800601B710 base at FFFFF88006019"

 

[DannyFishcharge]

Latest dumps......

 

[DannyFishcharge]

Here's something weird though....

I have an account that my children use for themselves, and they don't seem to have any issues at all. Admitted that they are only playing online games in Firefox, but they don't/haven't suffered any of the issues that I have - no lock ups etc...

So, does that mean that the issue is within the software and my hardware could be OK?

:huh:

 

[Arc]

A corrupt User profile can cause such an issue? I am not very sure. But if the observation holds good, a http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/219487-clean-reinstall-factory-oem-windows-7-a.html would be the best option for you.

 

[DannyFishcharge]

Well, a full clean install onto a brand new HDD didn't work well either....... still getting BSOD, and same STOP code

Must be hardware..