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Windows32: The Whys and Hows of Stop Errors
- Thread starter Captain Newbie
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Be wary of this problem!
*** STOP: 0x000000D1 DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL
*** sbpci.sys
If you're connected to the internet at the same time you're playing MIDI!
I noticed that at least with 56k, if I was connected to the internet and playing a MIDI file at the same time, the above BSOD occurs.
Has been known to occur with a SoundBlaster Audio PCI 128 sound card.
May occur with other SoundBlasters, including SoundBlaster Live!
Has anyone else had this problem?
It occured with both Windows 2000 and Windows XP.
I first noticed the problem with Windows 2000 SP3, back in 2003.
Because Windows 2000 SP3 was the newest service pack at the time, I automatically blamed SP3. LOL.
That was before SP4 was released a while later.
I already knew about this problem for a good while, but wasn't sure about posting this.
*** STOP: 0x000000D1 DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL
*** sbpci.sys
If you're connected to the internet at the same time you're playing MIDI!
I noticed that at least with 56k, if I was connected to the internet and playing a MIDI file at the same time, the above BSOD occurs.
Has been known to occur with a SoundBlaster Audio PCI 128 sound card.
May occur with other SoundBlasters, including SoundBlaster Live!
Has anyone else had this problem?
It occured with both Windows 2000 and Windows XP.
I first noticed the problem with Windows 2000 SP3, back in 2003.
Because Windows 2000 SP3 was the newest service pack at the time, I automatically blamed SP3. LOL.
That was before SP4 was released a while later.
I already knew about this problem for a good while, but wasn't sure about posting this.
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F4 Stop Error
To reiterate the Captain's fine thread, this error is a good sign of a corrupt operating system. I witnessed this error signature personally and sure enough system32 files were corrupt or deleted > Format and reinstall.
To reiterate the Captain's fine thread, this error is a good sign of a corrupt operating system. I witnessed this error signature personally and sure enough system32 files were corrupt or deleted > Format and reinstall.
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Just gotten this BSOD, but it was silent, because Windows 2000 decided to reboot:
*** STOP: 0x0000001E KMODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED
Apparently, because my processor and/or other components on the motherboard overheated!
My cooling duct became detached and I was running ePSXe with it detached!
The stupid duck tape didn't stay!
Thus, I now feel like a crackhead!
*** STOP: 0x0000001E KMODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED
Apparently, because my processor and/or other components on the motherboard overheated!
My cooling duct became detached and I was running ePSXe with it detached!
The stupid duck tape didn't stay!
Thus, I now feel like a crackhead!
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What a good guide. Thanks Captain! I think with my recent string of hardware issues, I've seen just about all of these lol...So I'm getting quite familiar with them.. Is that a good thing or bad thing?
-Dave
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Another one: Stop 0x000000ED Unmountable_Boot_Device
Probably the most common BSOD out there*. Means one of two things. One, a bad sector has destroyed really key data, and windows can't mount the drive. This may sometimes, be fixed by going to recovery console and running chkdsk /r /p. Frequently though, it comes as the final stage of a failing hard drive. If you get this then hopefully your hard drive vendor gives out some kind of diagnostics that doesn't need windows to work, and you can eliminate this.
*Possibility of this happening depends on the quality of your drive, but there are a lot of really shoddy drives out there that came built into systems.
Probably the most common BSOD out there*. Means one of two things. One, a bad sector has destroyed really key data, and windows can't mount the drive. This may sometimes, be fixed by going to recovery console and running chkdsk /r /p. Frequently though, it comes as the final stage of a failing hard drive. If you get this then hopefully your hard drive vendor gives out some kind of diagnostics that doesn't need windows to work, and you can eliminate this.
*Possibility of this happening depends on the quality of your drive, but there are a lot of really shoddy drives out there that came built into systems.
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great guide. thank you
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KERNAL_PAGE_INPUT_ERROR
0X0000007A
Bad sector(s) hard drive, data access (in this instance). Check event viewer.
Run a HD diagnostics, check SATA cables or connections, replace SATA cable if necessary. Possible HD failing.
0X0000007A
Bad sector(s) hard drive, data access (in this instance). Check event viewer.
Run a HD diagnostics, check SATA cables or connections, replace SATA cable if necessary. Possible HD failing.
BSOD Assistane PLEASE
I must admit from the outset, I am a bit overmatched here as I am not as computer support literate as many here thus, I am seeking some assistance.
Over the past month I have encountered repetitive BSOD errors of varying varieties which seem to be on the increase. I have read and tried to apply as many solutions as I could find without eradicating the problems.
I am running WIN XP Home Edition on a Dell 4600 Desktop. I have added no new hardware recently.
Through the Event viewer under Application Errors what follows is what I have found:
MCSCAN 32 Engine Installation Failed. Engine return error:3
Also this:
Faulting application sgtray.exe. Version 1.1.32.0,faulting module com ctl32.dll,version 5.82.2900.5512,fault address )x00010 bec.
and this:
Faulting application teatimer.exe,version 2.6.0.20,fault address )x0070064
Stop Error Codes look like these:
Bad-Pool-Header Stop:0x00000019 (0x00000020,0x82DE6748,0x82DE6748,
0x0A000004)
Another Stop Error Code
BAD_Pool_Caller Stop: 0x000000C2-(0x00000007,0x00000CD4,0x021F0008,0x82EBD620)
Another:
Bad_Pool_Header Stop: 0x000000019 (0x00000020,0x825401C8,0x82540478,ox0A56139E0) with the message,"Disable BIOS Memory Options such as caching or shadowing".
Then this:
WIN32K.sys Page_Fault_IN_Non Paged Area
BF801193 base at BF800000,Datestamp 48ce513a
Lastly This:
Stop: 0x0000000x50 (0xE2D9F004,0x000000000,0x80551ADC,0x00000001,80551ADC
What I have done so far"
Ran chkdisc ( I have seen mention of a need for it to run through,"Five" steps? When I ran mine it ran through three and closed automatically (Is this normal?)
Dumped Adobe Active X files and folders.
Run Defrag at least four times.
Ran my McAffee Security System scan as well as McAffee QuickClean.
Ran the freeware of Spybot SD
Ran Registry Easy.
I am at a loss at this point and would be grateful for guidance and direction remembering of course that I am not yet as skilled with this stuff as I one day hope to be~
Regards,
Smilelink
I must admit from the outset, I am a bit overmatched here as I am not as computer support literate as many here thus, I am seeking some assistance.
Over the past month I have encountered repetitive BSOD errors of varying varieties which seem to be on the increase. I have read and tried to apply as many solutions as I could find without eradicating the problems.
I am running WIN XP Home Edition on a Dell 4600 Desktop. I have added no new hardware recently.
Through the Event viewer under Application Errors what follows is what I have found:
MCSCAN 32 Engine Installation Failed. Engine return error:3
Also this:
Faulting application sgtray.exe. Version 1.1.32.0,faulting module com ctl32.dll,version 5.82.2900.5512,fault address )x00010 bec.
and this:
Faulting application teatimer.exe,version 2.6.0.20,fault address )x0070064
Stop Error Codes look like these:
Bad-Pool-Header Stop:0x00000019 (0x00000020,0x82DE6748,0x82DE6748,
0x0A000004)
Another Stop Error Code
BAD_Pool_Caller Stop: 0x000000C2-(0x00000007,0x00000CD4,0x021F0008,0x82EBD620)
Another:
Bad_Pool_Header Stop: 0x000000019 (0x00000020,0x825401C8,0x82540478,ox0A56139E0) with the message,"Disable BIOS Memory Options such as caching or shadowing".
Then this:
WIN32K.sys Page_Fault_IN_Non Paged Area
BF801193 base at BF800000,Datestamp 48ce513a
Lastly This:
Stop: 0x0000000x50 (0xE2D9F004,0x000000000,0x80551ADC,0x00000001,80551ADC
What I have done so far"
Ran chkdisc ( I have seen mention of a need for it to run through,"Five" steps? When I ran mine it ran through three and closed automatically (Is this normal?)
Dumped Adobe Active X files and folders.
Run Defrag at least four times.
Ran my McAffee Security System scan as well as McAffee QuickClean.
Ran the freeware of Spybot SD
Ran Registry Easy.
I am at a loss at this point and would be grateful for guidance and direction remembering of course that I am not yet as skilled with this stuff as I one day hope to be~
Regards,
Smilelink
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I must admit from the outset, I am a bit overmatched here as I am not as computer support literate as many here thus, I am seeking some assistance.
Over the past month I have encountered repetitive BSOD errors of varying varieties which seem to be on the increase. I have read and tried to apply as many solutions as I could find without eradicating the problems.
I am running WIN XP Home Edition on a Dell 4600 Desktop. I have added no new hardware recently.
Through the Event viewer under Application Errors what follows is what I have found:
MCSCAN 32 Engine Installation Failed. Engine return error:3
Also this:
Faulting application sgtray.exe. Version 1.1.32.0,faulting module com ctl32.dll,version 5.82.2900.5512,fault address )x00010 bec.
and this:
Faulting application teatimer.exe,version 2.6.0.20,fault address )x0070064
Stop Error Codes look like these:
Bad-Pool-Header Stop:0x00000019 (0x00000020,0x82DE6748,0x82DE6748,
0x0A000004)
Another Stop Error Code
BAD_Pool_Caller Stop: 0x000000C2-(0x00000007,0x00000CD4,0x021F0008,0x82EBD620)
Another:
Bad_Pool_Header Stop: 0x000000019 (0x00000020,0x825401C8,0x82540478,ox0A56139E0) with the message,"Disable BIOS Memory Options such as caching or shadowing".
Then this:
WIN32K.sys Page_Fault_IN_Non Paged Area
BF801193 base at BF800000,Datestamp 48ce513a
Lastly This:
Stop: 0x0000000x50 (0xE2D9F004,0x000000000,0x80551ADC,0x00000001,80551ADC
What I have done so far"
Ran chkdisc ( I have seen mention of a need for it to run through,"Five" steps? When I ran mine it ran through three and closed automatically (Is this normal?)
Dumped Adobe Active X files and folders.
Run Defrag at least four times.
Ran my McAffee Security System scan as well as McAffee QuickClean.
Ran the freeware of Spybot SD
Ran Registry Easy.
I am at a loss at this point and would be grateful for guidance and direction remembering of course that I am not yet as skilled with this stuff as I one day hope to be~
Regards,
Smilelink
Smilelink,
Could be caused by faulty memory stick, corrupt operating system or registry, hard drive issues, etc. Hard to say without tests.
Run: eventvwr.msc from your run prompt
Any errors shown? What does it say?
You need to run a memory check for bad RAM(s).
Memtest from a boot disk is best: http://www.memtest.org/
You need to run a hard drive diagnostic if you have a WD hard drive such as WDDiags found on the Western Digital site.
http://support.wdc.com/product/download.asp?groupid=608&sid=1&lang=en
You also need to back up and save what you need as a precaution and turn off McAfee on your windows tests.
PS: From your run prompt: services.msc > Can you take a screen shot and post the services running? Could be a trojan/virus regardless of what McAfee says.
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