Probably its a hardware. My suggestion:

1) Test your ram with memtest86+
2) Check your hardware temperature esp CPU
3) Inspect your motherboard. Look for bad cap.

Bugcheck 0x8e with exception code 0xc000001d usually related tu CPU or motherboard.

Correct me if im wrong...

For AMD = CPU could cut off if reach 75C. But default, it is still OK it is run below 55C.

As for Intel, i heard the that the temp for cut off will be around 60C. Try to keep lower than 50C for Intel.

to check memory compatibility and stability, try to >>>orthos.

Try to check previous applications installed as well. If possible, remove the application which cause you the trouble if you found that you faced the problem after you installed the application.

Just my a little suggestion though. Peace.

hi

my laptop also got this BSOD thing..help me plz..i've attached the minidump here..thanx!




Attached File(s)
 Mini061007_02.zip ( 22.73k ) Number of downloads: 24

Your minidump crashed at NETw3x32.sys with bugcheck 0xA. Its a Intel Wireless 802.11a+b+g driver. You need to download the latest version.

I do not know how to troubleshoot! What should I do?
Please post your minidump files with .ZIP and attach it here.
Minidump files are located in C:\Windows\Minidump
You can go Start > Run > type %systemroot%\minidump > Hit enter

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I still learning in pc system. Please can you teach me what is that minidump use for?

When your windows trigger the BSOD, the windows create a log file for it and store it in the minidump folder. The file extension is mini<date in mm/dd/yy>-<number>.dmp

The file then we can view thru notepad or other text viewer for further diagnostic

This post has been edited by David.Lim: Jun 13 2007, 11:47 AM

can anybdy whos pro help me plzz...

always BSOD comin out...

heres the minidump file...

Mini033107-01.dmp
Mini040607-01.dmp
Mini041107-01.dmp
Mini042007-01.dmp
Mini060707-01.dmp
Mini060707-01.dmp
Mini060707-01.dmp

From the event viewer it shows

error on

1)ntfs
2)server
3)service control manager
4)plug play manager

Plzzz help me..

You have to zip the actual files and try to upload again. The files located at c:\Windows\Minidump...

sry liao..me noob on tis stuff...

heres the minidump file...

Thanks for informing...




Attached File(s)
 Minidump.zip ( 212.87k ) Number of downloads: 12

heh, well, I FINALLY found the solution.
I replaced the motherboard with an Intel motherboard.
two months later, still running without a hitch. I feel like such a tool though...^^; oh well, at least it works.

~hunter~,

3 latest minidump crashed at sbbotdi.sys (Superbit Video Accelerator) with bugcheck 0xA and 0xD1. My suggestion is, uninstall Superbit Video Accelerator and see if the BSOD appear again.

This post has been edited by shyjohn: Jun 13 2007, 10:48 PM

thanks for da info

will tell the result if no BSOD...

Sorry for the trouble again guys, but I'm getting BSOD once more. Shitty technicians FTL.


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 Minidump.zip ( 222.39k ) Number of downloads: 12

Its looks like you have multiple problems here. 4 latest dump files shows symptoms of bad ram and 1 dump shows ati2cqag.dll which is a display driver. My sugestion, run memtest86+ to test the ram and get an update version for the display driver. See if any BSOD appears.

Well I have the latest driver for my ATI so I guess we can count that one out?

Ran memtest overnight and I found 8 errors. Suggestions, apart from replacing RAM? Had a few cases of RAM-related BSODs in the past and somehow the techies I sent the PC to could fix it without me buying new RAM.

BSOD still appears last nite...

plz help me here..





Attached File(s)
 Minidump.zip ( 68.96k ) Number of downloads: 9

Dump files still crashes at sbbotdi.sys. My suggestion, try to reinstall Speedbit and remove it again following by reboot your PC. If doesn't work, try to repair your registry. There're lots of programs for registry repair e.g registry mechanic. See if any BSOD appears.

i alrdy uninstall it since doesnt use it to much..

i might try registry mechanics...

thanks for da advice...

If your ram is still under warranty, I suggest you to get a replacement.

Nope, that's a no go. My RAM is almost 3 years old, way past the warranty period.

Absolutely no other solution to this problem? Still wondering how those technicians fixed it for me in the past without replacing the RAM. >_<

EDIT: Ok, I did a memtest again and no errors this time. However I did catch a glimpse of the word "ati" on my latest BSOD. Should I rollback or something? Here's the latest minidump.



This post has been edited by AzureSkies: Jun 14 2007, 10:45 PM


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 Minidump.zip ( 227.08k ) Number of downloads: 11