thanks, I'm dowlnloading it now. later will tell the outcome

this is because i format my com.. n it com again, but the dump is set to complete d, so the dmp file 1.99gb
lol..

This post has been edited by duncan880409: Aug 26 2007, 12:48 AM

Please go to Start > run > dxdiag, Save All Information. For minidump set to 64kb (small memory dump), produce dumps and post here with DxDiag.txt. You tried the link?

im facing the same problem with my laptop..in a few days its always show the blue screen said physical memory dump..what the hell is that suposed to mean??
sometimes i watch movie its restart, n the worst is..i dint do anything it also restart it self..
what am i supposed to do?

pls help me..

here is my minidump pls have a look

thx.

This post has been edited by samyueru: Aug 26 2007, 12:30 PM


Attached File(s)
 MiniDump.zip ( 97.19k ) Number of downloads: 11

how to produce dump? DIag is there

You're running dual-core processor and 8500GT display card, which take amount of power supply. Have you checked power supply unit? How much watts do you have? To reproduce dump files, play some movies using realplay.exe (PROCESS_NAME: realplay.exe is the time when your system crash).

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Added on August 26, 2007, 11:32 pmHi samyueru,

I believe faulty memory causing the system crash. Please check your ram.

Mini082607-03.dmp
Probably caused by : memory_corruption ( nt!MiDeleteValidAddress+4e )

Mini082607-02.dmp
Cannot be read or corrupted - this is sign of faulty memory

Mini082607-01.dmp
Probably caused by : klif.sys ( klif+1d95e )


This post has been edited by shyjohn: Aug 26 2007, 11:32 PM

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Added on August 26, 2007, 11:32 pm

Hi samyueru,

I believe faulty memory causing the system crash. Please check your ram.

Mini082607-03.dmp
Probably caused by : memory_corruption ( nt!MiDeleteValidAddress+4e )

Mini082607-02.dmp
Cannot be read or corrupted - this is sign of faulty memory

Mini082607-01.dmp
Probably caused by : klif.sys ( klif+1d95e )

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hai shyjohn thx for the reply..sorry for ask a noobie question..how to settle this memory problem?what should i do?
is it my laptop to hot (heat problem) that can cause system crash?

thx in advance.

[quote=samyueru,Aug 26 2007, 11:41 PM]

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Added on August 26, 2007, 11:32 pm

Hi samyueru,

I believe faulty memory causing the system crash. Please check your ram.

Mini082607-03.dmp
Probably caused by : memory_corruption ( nt!MiDeleteValidAddress+4e )

Mini082607-02.dmp
Cannot be read or corrupted - this is sign of faulty memory

Mini082607-01.dmp
Probably caused by : klif.sys ( klif+1d95e )

[/quote]

hai shyjohn thx for the reply..sorry for ask a noobie question..how to settle this memory problem?what should i do?
is it my laptop to hot (heat problem) that can cause system crash?

thx in advance.

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Yes, cpu overheat can cause your system crash and please consider this also because faulty memory could be cpu cache, ram or gpu. To troubleshoot physical ram, refer to www.memtest.org.

Yes, cpu overheat can cause your system crash and please consider this also because faulty memory could be cpu cache, ram or gpu. To troubleshoot physical ram, refer to www.memtest.org.

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wah so many version..confused already which 1 should i download..
just wanna ask shyjohn..how do i end this problem? any solution for me?

[quote=samyueru,Aug 27 2007, 02:00 AM]
Yes, cpu overheat can cause your system crash and please consider this also because faulty memory could be cpu cache, ram or gpu. To troubleshoot physical ram, refer to www.memtest.org.

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wah so many version..confused already which 1 should i download..
just wanna ask shyjohn..how do i end this problem? any solution for me?

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Download Memtest86+ V1.70 (01/14/2007) and make it bootable cd. Test it overnight (some ram can pass the test so it's not reliable). But there is another way - get known well and compatible ram and test it to your laptop. To do this, you can borrow from friends or bring your laptop to techys where they have complete tools for diagnosis, unfortunately this will cost you.

[quote=shyjohn,Aug 28 2007, 09:36 AM]
wah so many version..confused already which 1 should i download..
just wanna ask shyjohn..how do i end this problem? any solution for me?

[/quote]

Download Memtest86+ V1.70 (01/14/2007) and make it bootable cd. Test it overnight (some ram can pass the test so it's not reliable). But there is another way - get known well and compatible ram and test it to your laptop. To do this, you can borrow from friends or bring your laptop to techys where they have complete tools for diagnosis, unfortunately this will cost you.

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em..bro..u know where the place for test the memory? n how much it will cost me..cost now i cant play games anymore..before that i can play silkroad all night long..but now..go through in also cant already..i donno wat hapent..

[quote=shyjohn,Aug 26 2007, 11:17 PM]
You're running dual-core processor and 8500GT display card, which take amount of power supply. Have you checked power supply unit? How much watts do you have? To reproduce dump files, play some movies using realplay.exe (PROCESS_NAME: realplay.exe is the time when your system crash).

hey wat u say is correct o, yea, each time i play music or video with real player always got this screen d.. so u suspect power supply is the fault? i currently have 480W built in power supply by coloursit casing d.i mean it bundle with the casing..

Can anyone help me out wif this BSOD problem...
here is my minidump..




This post has been edited by Waverp: Aug 29 2007, 05:46 PM


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help me check my bsod problem.

the blue screens shows nvtcp.sys , http.sys and aswtdi.sys ><


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 dumps.zip ( 64.33k ) Number of downloads: 8

- Upgrade avast (if any) to the latest version
- Boot into Safe mode and disable SSDP Discovery Service

Hi guys. I started having random BSOD after i started folding. At first it was ok. After a few weeks it started to happen when i was folding (as in CPU 100% load). But in the last few days, my PC has been BSODing even when i'm not running the folding client. So i was like wtf ? I suspected that one of my RAM is the problem. I might be correct since no BSOD anymore after i pulled one of the ram stick out when i'm not running folding, but if i run folding again, i'll get BSOD again.

I attached my minidumps file anyway. I already had a look at it and the error is almost random.

i m running window vista that day while playing supreme commander it juz crash with blue screen stating that my hardware or software/system file error might have problems and restarted i never install any software o hardware and nvr have this prob until 3days ago.after restart it will continue randomly crash with blue screen.the nex day everything seems ok(no crash regardless of i m doing)but then on the third day it crash again.i suspect something might have gone wrong with my hardware part coz even when entering safe mode also it will crash...and i attempt to formatt but still it crash when i try to install window.i cant do anything now....cant boot into window cant reformat it it juz display bluescreen...

i cant provide with dumpfile now coz i cant even boot to window and after i partitioned my hardisk when trying to fresh install window xp and vista ,they juz dun installed at all and bsod still exist

i get this BSOD again...

PFN_CORRUPT
MEMORY_MANAGEMENT
PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA
IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL
DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL

this a few errors that i got these few days and i cant reformat my window now these few error will appear whenever i installing window xp o window vista

please help,wat could be the possible cause?
i never have bsod until 4days ago.....

hi shyjohn,

sorry for the late reply, was away for sometime. anyways i did the memtest a few times. It seems that i have an error on test 7 and i re test again the there's even more errors the report shows "badram"