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Whenever my LAN disconnects I get a BSOD
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Sounds like it might be a driver problem. I've gotten BSODs before with similar situations. Does it give any file information that may have caused the problem?
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may seem odd but do you have a custom host file?
My win 2k has crashed before with a very large host file (<120000 entries)
My win 2k has crashed before with a very large host file (<120000 entries)
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AzNaLaN15 said:
STOP: BAD_POOL_CALLER probably is because of a buggy driver.
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i'll be sure to pay attention to the file information the next time it BSODs, as of now i havent disconnected so no BSODs luckily
i dont think i have a custom host file, anyway to check on this?
buggy driver on the video card end or nic end?
i dont think i have a custom host file, anyway to check on this?
buggy driver on the video card end or nic end?
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You would know if you had edited it.
"J:\WINNT\system32\drivers\etc" where j is my system disk
or on xp...
"C:\WINDOWS\system32\drivers\etc"
file called hosts
will probably be the NIC driver.
there wont be any harm in finding the latest one anyway.
"J:\WINNT\system32\drivers\etc" where j is my system disk
or on xp...
"C:\WINDOWS\system32\drivers\etc"
file called hosts
will probably be the NIC driver.
there wont be any harm in finding the latest one anyway.
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AzNaLaN15 said:
The NIC end.
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I had a similar problem and the only way i found to fix it was to do a windows repair install.
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