QUOTE(ms.titoki @ Jan 7 2009, 01:09 AM)
Hi tthm,
You are a genius!!! Your solution works!!!
I updated my Broadcom Ethernet Driver as per your suggestion and it's now working like a charm! I've started my .rmvb download with Thunder about one hour ago and am still sitting here like a good primary school student waiting for it to 'bluescreen' me. (It usually crashes on the first 10 mins into the download). But today/right now, everything is so far so good. *keep my fingers crossed*
Thanks mate. I really owe you one big teh-tarik on this. I'll keep you posted on the progress.
Cheers,
Ms Titoki
P/S: May I ask what's the tool that you used to diagnose the minidump? Where can I get more info on this?
UPDATED @4.44AM: Laptop crashed at 2.36AM. Enclosed is a copy of the new minidump.
Well, the same problem happened again from your minidump. Would like to recommend as below (try out in the sequence number one by one first),You are a genius!!! Your solution works!!!
I updated my Broadcom Ethernet Driver as per your suggestion and it's now working like a charm! I've started my .rmvb download with Thunder about one hour ago and am still sitting here like a good primary school student waiting for it to 'bluescreen' me. (It usually crashes on the first 10 mins into the download). But today/right now, everything is so far so good. *keep my fingers crossed*
Thanks mate. I really owe you one big teh-tarik on this. I'll keep you posted on the progress.
Cheers,
Ms Titoki
P/S: May I ask what's the tool that you used to diagnose the minidump? Where can I get more info on this?
UPDATED @4.44AM: Laptop crashed at 2.36AM. Enclosed is a copy of the new minidump.
1. Downgrade your Thunder to older version one-by-one and see which version are more stable on your system. You can try using other type of BT client to try as well.
2. Try downloading from your friends, colleague, office or any other place you can bt. (To remove the possibility of your broadband dial-up connection causing the bsod).
3. Disable your antivirus / firewall (if not mistaken, Mcafee).
About how to view those minidump, go the very first page and you can read some basic instruction on debugging by yourself.
QUOTE(lighter @ Jan 7 2009, 05:27 PM)
CODE
Mini010609-01.dmp
Mini010609-02.dmp
*** WARNING: Unable to verify timestamp for usbohci.sys
*** ERROR: Module load completed but symbols could not be loaded for usbohci.sys
*** WARNING: Unable to verify timestamp for usbhub.sys
*** ERROR: Module load completed but symbols could not be loaded for usbhub.sys
*** WARNING: Unable to verify timestamp for swumx20.sys
*** ERROR: Module load completed but symbols could not be loaded for swumx20.sys
Probably caused by : usbohci.sys ( usbohci+18fd )
These 2 dump files indicate you have driver issue with your Sierra Wireless Aircard 875. Are you using Dell notebook?
May be you can try to update your driver to latest update or reinstall the driver.
Please follow the instruction below how to clear paging file.
1. Right click My Computer or Computer for Vista --> Go to Properties
2. Go to Advanced tab (For Vista click on Advanced system settings) --> under Performance click on Settings button --> Select Advanced tab again --> under Virtual Memory click on Change button
3. For Windows XP
- Select C: drive and select No paging file --> click Set button --> OK and restart your PC
For Windows Vista
- Uncheck Automatically manage paging file size for all drives
- Select No paging file --> click on Set button --> OK and restart
4. After system restarts, repeat Step 1 and 2 and continue Step 5
5. For Windows XP
- Select C: drive and select Custom size: --> for Initial size (MB): should be X1.5 of your RAM capacity and Maximum size (MB): should be X3 of your RAM capacity.
- After done click on Set button --> OK and restart your PC
For Windows Vista
- Check Automatically manage paging file size for all drives --> OK and restart your PC
Hope it helps.
tthm: hope i'm note interrupting you..
QUOTE(illmatic94 @ Jan 8 2009, 01:23 PM)
Hi thanks for the additional diagnosis. I'm currently using a mouse and so I'm assuming that will do the trick. I'm not impressed with the way windows xp runs on this mac machine using bootcamp. The speed of the operating system is amazing but the stability is average to poor.
Would you suggest I try Vista on this machine, could that possibly cure the problem because if not I'll tell Mac to take this laptop and shove it.
lol
Let me know your opinion.
Well, Apple isn't really going to invest much of their time to get a proper stable driver for Microsoft (their biggest rival). Would you suggest I try Vista on this machine, could that possibly cure the problem because if not I'll tell Mac to take this laptop and shove it.
Let me know your opinion.
Just a note, my opinion isn't the best as I'm no Mac user, so my advice might be different from others especially Mac user.
Jan 8 2009, 11:43 PM
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