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BSOD: Memory_Management In Vista

I have experiencing frequent BSOD's when doing simple things like browsing the internet and also my games crash as well when loading. Windows Vista says it is related to my Nvidia SATA drivers. I ran a test on my hard drives and my main hard drive is fine but my storage hard drive says it is not connected and i should check cables. I replaced the cables and same result. I can open files in that drive fine as well. I just replaced my power supply so i doubt that is the problem. Blue screen details below. Thanks in advance.
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My System:
Gigabyte P45 DS3R Motherboad
Intel Q9550
4GB of Corsair 800 Ram
Nvidia Geforce 8800gts 512
Samsung 500gb (storage)
Western Digital 160gb (main)
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Problem signature
Problem Event Name:      BlueScreen
OS Version:      6.0.6001.2.1.0.768.3
Locale ID:      1033

Files that help describe the problem (some files may no longer be available)
Mini101008-01.dmp
sysdata.xml
Version.txt

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Warning: If a virus or other security threat caused the problem, opening a copy of the files could harm your computer.

Extra information about the problem
BCCode:      1a
BCP1:      00041284
BCP2:      02B43001
BCP3:      00000000
BCP4:      C0802000
OS Version:      6_0_6001
Service Pack:      1_0
Product:      768_1
Server information:      8fa87ab1-dcf4-4145-8cc7-6d68350744b0

rindi

Look for *.dmp files, zip them and upload them using the following Link:

http://www.ee-stuff.com/

nobus

or remname them yo ***.txt and attach them as a file

nobus

sorry, should be or rename them to ***.txt and attach them as a file
damn fingers...

revlry

ASKER

I think this is what you wanted.
Mini101108-01.txt

rindi

Is that the only dmp file you found? With one dump only there is a big chance that it is coincidental. look for others, zip them and upload them using the Link I posted earlier.

The dump you attached points to your win32k.sys file.

revlry

ASKER

i get about 3-4 a day and they are all the same. That is not coincidental.

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nobus

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revlry

ASKER

I ran memtest and received an error. I think it is because i have two different RAM sets in my machine. I have 2 1gb sticks of 4-4-4-12 corsair memory and 2 1gb sticks of 5-5-5-18 of corsair memory. If i manually changed the timings in in the BIOS would this problem go away?

revlry

ASKER

Thanks!

nobus

>> If i manually changed the timings in in the BIOS would this problem go away? << pôssibly; you can always run the test on 1 type, then the other, or on 1 type of timing

revlry

ASKER

I set my timings to 4-5-5-5-18 and it works. Thanks.