Windows 7 Ultimate Final RTM 32-Bit BSOD

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Help please

 

[kegobeer]

Is this related to your other BSOD thread?

 

[JNCable]

Is this related to your other BSOD thread?

No, I saw the blue screen really quickly I think it said something about antivirus or something i need someone who can tell me what it means (Been working great for a few days otherwise)

 

[H2SO4]

A crash in the file system driver, NTFS.SYS.

The most common causes would be "filter" drivers which inspect NTFS activity, such as anti-virus software in particular, file system damage, or disk hardware unreliability. Suggestions:

1) Do a CHKDSK /R on the volume to perform both a low-level scan and a file system metadata checkup. This could take several hours or even a couple of days on some gargantuan drives with large numbers of small files.

2) Update your anti-virus utility to the latest version.

 

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A crash in the file system driver, NTFS.SYS.

The most common causes would be "filter" drivers which inspect NTFS activity, such as anti-virus software in particular, file system damage, or disk hardware unreliability. Suggestions:

1) Do a CHKDSK /R on the volume to perform both a low-level scan and a file system metadata checkup. This could take several hours or even a couple of days on some gargantuan drives with large numbers of small files.

2) Update your anti-virus utility to the latest version.

1. I did a CHKDSK /R on the volume, and it found nothing.
2. I don't have any anti-virus software besides windows defender that windows 7 comes with.

(I havn't gotten another BSOD yet though)

 

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Got another one, I think this one is different

 

[H2SO4]

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Got another one, I think this one is different

Yes. It crashed while accessing (corrupted) memory which should have corresponded to a registry key.

You may have a bad driver throwing bad writes at memory which doesn't belong to it. There are some truly geriatric drivers on that box and updating or removing them, depending on whether you think they're still necessary, would be the obvious place to start. In no particular order:


88c07000 88c0b2c0 omci Sat Jul 20 01:22:06 2002 (3D382E9E)
8ca06000 8ca51000 WMP54Gv41x86 Tue Dec 12 01:38:10 2006 (457D6D52)
8ca51000 8ca6e000 E1G60I32 Thu May 29 09:14:11 2008 (483DE743)
8cbd3000 8cbd4120 aeaudio Tue Apr 02 01:39:14 2002 (3CA87112)
958e2000 95adb000 VX6000Xp Tue Apr 28 11:48:28 2009 (49F6606C)
95ae9000 95aef880 VX6KCamd Tue Apr 28 11:44:18 2009 (49F65F72)
96f70000 96f8f000 ialmdnt5 Wed Jun 22 10:04:39 2005 (42B8AB17)
96fa0000 96fae000 ialmrnt5 Wed Jun 22 10:04:46 2005 (42B8AB1E)
96fb0000 96fdba20 ialmdev5 Wed Jun 22 10:04:29 2005 (42B8AB0D)
80f10000 80fed000 ialmdd5 Wed Jun 22 10:11:47 2005 (42B8ACC3)

 

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I really think the wmp54gv41x86 is giving me trouble, I have the latest driver for it from the site, but it's giving me lag spikes when playing games, ect. I heard about the Ralink option, but the only drivers I could find were for 64 bit, but I'm running 32 bit, and the ralink site, had this installed, but I ran it, and nothing happened, and I tried manually installing w/e was in the ralink thing, but nothing was there, and nothing new was in system 32, so....anyone know how to get the 32-bit ralink drivers that work with wmp54g v4.1? On windows 7 ultimate 32 bit?