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Windows 2003 Std System Error (event id 1003) 1000008e / c0000005

Asked by johnavargo in Windows 2003 Server

Tags: 1003, 1000008e, 2003, event, windows

Our Windows 2003 server has been experiencing intermittent BSOD 1000008e / c0000005 (for several months - getting worse). I have uploaded the mini dump file to http://www.vwerks.net/downloads (Mini101305-1.zip) and need some assistance analyzing/understanding the results. If someone could take a look at it and let me know what they think - it would be greatly appreciated.

Some background information... Server is a Dell Poweredge 4400 running Windows 2003 standard and Exchange 2003. All MS issued service packs and patches have been installed. It is not a domain controller. Memory was replaced after this started to remove that as a potential factor (it didnt fix the issue). We are running Symantec Corporate Anti-virus client... we are following the recommendations from both MS and Symantec as it pertains to what not to scan with Exchange running on this box. I updated the NIC drivers this week, also after the problem began. Video drivers for the onboard Rage IIc are from MS as per original OS installation.

On one hand I want to resolve the issue since it has been challenging to overcome... on the other hand, not being to able to resolve the issue (fixable or not) is beneficial as well as since it enables me to replace this 5 yr old server.

Thanks in advance!
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