BSoD and various errors - Minidumps
Hi all,
I have been tring to diagnose a problem on someone's XP system without success.
There seem to be random BSoDs and from what I am told it is usually on start up. I attach a basic analysis of some of these.
The minidump probable causes after a basic analysis are all different:
Mini071310-01: Probably caused by : MpFilter.sys ( MpFilter+a6aa )
Mini071310-01: Probably caused by : win32k.sys ( win32k!xxxDestroyThreadInf
Mini073110-01: Probably caused by : ntkrpamp.exe ( nt!NtWaitForMultipleObject
Mini080510-01: Probably caused by : SRTSP.SYS ( SRTSP+7be2 )
Mini080510-01: Probably caused by : win32k.sys ( win32k!GetMouseCoord+178 )
Mini080710-01: Probably caused by : NAVEX15.SYS ( NAVEX15+5df6e )
Mini080710-02: Probably caused by : csrss.exe
Mini080710-03: Probably caused by : memory_corruption ( nt!MiLocateAndReserveWsle+
Since I was able to get these minidumps there have been more errors but I have not been there to get any minidumps. His description of these is pasted below.
I can attach the original minidump files from those BSoDs prior to 2nd Sept 10 if it would help. Please let me know.
2nd Sep 2010
On opening that morning screen message “ Recovering form serious error
BCCode 100000071
BCP1 0000008 BCP2 F78ECD70
BCP3 0000000 BCP4 0000000
OSVer 5_1_2600 SP 3_0 Product 768_1
BLUE SCREEN
3rd Sep 2010
“Serious error” again on switching on
BLUE SCREEN but I failed to get the BCCode details in time
4th Sep 2010
On switching on “Apologies that Windows did not start successfully ….” (I was given no time to read the rest of the message and I switched off).
Next try- “ System has recovered from a serious error”
BCCode 1000000a
BCP1 DOE06750 BCP2 0000001
BCP3 0000000 BCP4 80505F37
OSVer 5_1_2600 SP 3_0 Product 768_1
BLue Screen
5th Sep 2010
Message after booting “System on J Fats 32. One of your drives needs to be checked for consistency. You may cancel the disk check but it is strongly recommended you continue.” (Which I did).
“Windows will now check the disk
Volume serial no. is 0000 – OED4. Windows is verifying files and folders (83% completed etc).”
“Checked and found no problems”
It closed down and I then re-booted. 5th September (still) 0510am
“Windows apologises for the inconvenience. Windows did not start normally……”
(I had no time to read the rest before it switched itself off).
I rebooted again at 0525 “System has recovered from a serious error
BCCode 14.
BCP1 0000003 BCP2 86FODOC8
BCP3 86FOD23C BCP4 805D2954
OSVer 5_1 2600 SP3_0
Product no 768_1
Time now 0532
BLUE SCREEN
I would apreciate any help in diagnosing what is wrong with the PC.
Thanks,
Jack
Mini071210-01.txt
Mini071310-01.txt
Mini073010-01.txt
Mini073110-01.txt
Mini080510-01.txt
Mini080710-01.txt
Mini080710-02.txt
Mini080710-03.txt
I have been tring to diagnose a problem on someone's XP system without success.
There seem to be random BSoDs and from what I am told it is usually on start up. I attach a basic analysis of some of these.
The minidump probable causes after a basic analysis are all different:
Mini071310-01: Probably caused by : MpFilter.sys ( MpFilter+a6aa )
Mini071310-01: Probably caused by : win32k.sys ( win32k!xxxDestroyThreadInf
Mini073110-01: Probably caused by : ntkrpamp.exe ( nt!NtWaitForMultipleObject
Mini080510-01: Probably caused by : SRTSP.SYS ( SRTSP+7be2 )
Mini080510-01: Probably caused by : win32k.sys ( win32k!GetMouseCoord+178 )
Mini080710-01: Probably caused by : NAVEX15.SYS ( NAVEX15+5df6e )
Mini080710-02: Probably caused by : csrss.exe
Mini080710-03: Probably caused by : memory_corruption ( nt!MiLocateAndReserveWsle+
Since I was able to get these minidumps there have been more errors but I have not been there to get any minidumps. His description of these is pasted below.
I can attach the original minidump files from those BSoDs prior to 2nd Sept 10 if it would help. Please let me know.
2nd Sep 2010
On opening that morning screen message “ Recovering form serious error
BCCode 100000071
BCP1 0000008 BCP2 F78ECD70
BCP3 0000000 BCP4 0000000
OSVer 5_1_2600 SP 3_0 Product 768_1
BLUE SCREEN
3rd Sep 2010
“Serious error” again on switching on
BLUE SCREEN but I failed to get the BCCode details in time
4th Sep 2010
On switching on “Apologies that Windows did not start successfully ….” (I was given no time to read the rest of the message and I switched off).
Next try- “ System has recovered from a serious error”
BCCode 1000000a
BCP1 DOE06750 BCP2 0000001
BCP3 0000000 BCP4 80505F37
OSVer 5_1_2600 SP 3_0 Product 768_1
BLue Screen
5th Sep 2010
Message after booting “System on J Fats 32. One of your drives needs to be checked for consistency. You may cancel the disk check but it is strongly recommended you continue.” (Which I did).
“Windows will now check the disk
Volume serial no. is 0000 – OED4. Windows is verifying files and folders (83% completed etc).”
“Checked and found no problems”
It closed down and I then re-booted. 5th September (still) 0510am
“Windows apologises for the inconvenience. Windows did not start normally……”
(I had no time to read the rest before it switched itself off).
I rebooted again at 0525 “System has recovered from a serious error
BCCode 14.
BCP1 0000003 BCP2 86FODOC8
BCP3 86FOD23C BCP4 805D2954
OSVer 5_1 2600 SP3_0
Product no 768_1
Time now 0532
BLUE SCREEN
I would apreciate any help in diagnosing what is wrong with the PC.
Thanks,
Jack
Mini071210-01.txt
Mini071310-01.txt
Mini073010-01.txt
Mini073110-01.txt
Mini080510-01.txt
Mini080710-01.txt
Mini080710-02.txt
Mini080710-03.txt
Lukasz Chmielewski
Did you run any diagnostic tools ? RAM, HDD, etc. ?
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Only for spyware so far which was more or less clear.
Which is the best memory and hdd diagnostic tools these days? I have used memtest86 in the past but there seems to be no end to its diagnostic process - or at least I have not been patient enough. I have been a bit time limited in previous visits.
Thanks,
Jack
Which is the best memory and hdd diagnostic tools these days? I have used memtest86 in the past but there seems to be no end to its diagnostic process - or at least I have not been patient enough. I have been a bit time limited in previous visits.
Thanks,
Jack
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There are other HDDs attached too - one by USB and the other is a NAS. I guess I should scan all of these.
I will try memtest again too.
Are the minidump analyses telling you much or are they too random?
I will try memtest again too.
Are the minidump analyses telling you much or are they too random?
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Thanks awawada, Here are the mini.dmp files.
No changes to bios, drivers or AV - OS is up-to-date with service packs but unsure on hotfixes.
I will create a new UBCD tonight.
Mini071210-01.dmp
Mini071310-01.dmp
Mini073010-01.dmp
Mini073110-01.dmp
Mini080510-01.dmp
Mini080710-01.dmp
Mini080710-02.dmp
Mini080710-03.dmp
No changes to bios, drivers or AV - OS is up-to-date with service packs but unsure on hotfixes.
I will create a new UBCD tonight.
Mini071210-01.dmp
Mini071310-01.dmp
Mini073010-01.dmp
Mini073110-01.dmp
Mini080510-01.dmp
Mini080710-01.dmp
Mini080710-02.dmp
Mini080710-03.dmp
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please repair the window without format the partiation
i think your problem will be solved
please repair the window without format the partiation
i think your problem will be solved
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So, boot from the Windows CD and run the repair install?
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Hi guys, I have the PC with me now. I did 6 passes of memtest86+ (v.410) and no errors. I also ran HDD regenerator and it reported no bad sectors or anything wrong at all.
I was running malwarebytes again and after about an hour or so it gave a blue screen (minidump attached). I did a quick malewarebytes scan after and it reported nothing.
I changed the settings in StartUp and Recovery to give "Complete memory dump" and de-selected automatically restart on blue screen so this attached minidump may be a little different. I got the usual "This computer has recovered from a serious problem" ect on restart.
Now I am just installing a few windows updates, a video card driver (which I had already done from the Nvidia website), and a couple of Realtec updates.
I have 2 Compaq recovery CDs which look to have been created manually - not sure what is on them yet. Should I just boot from a normal XP Home CD and run the repair option?
Mini091910-01.dmp
I was running malwarebytes again and after about an hour or so it gave a blue screen (minidump attached). I did a quick malewarebytes scan after and it reported nothing.
I changed the settings in StartUp and Recovery to give "Complete memory dump" and de-selected automatically restart on blue screen so this attached minidump may be a little different. I got the usual "This computer has recovered from a serious problem" ect on restart.
Now I am just installing a few windows updates, a video card driver (which I had already done from the Nvidia website), and a couple of Realtec updates.
I have 2 Compaq recovery CDs which look to have been created manually - not sure what is on them yet. Should I just boot from a normal XP Home CD and run the repair option?
Mini091910-01.dmp
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I tried putting the HDD in another PC to scan and make an image of it but on this machine (Windows 7) it said the disk needed to be formatted before it could be used - obviously this is not an option.
Added to this, whilst messing around with the Compaq recovery options it started a recovery which I stopped (stupidly) and now it is asking for hal.dll to be reinstalled as it is missing or corrupt. I can get this off a windows XP CD but I do not have a way to copy it over to the system32 folder. I have copies of simplyMepis and Ultimate Boot CD but have never really got on with them to copy files from a USB stick etc. Is there a method I can use to do this?
Also, as it is an original Compaq windows installation, could I do a recovery with a normal XP Home CD or should I stick to the Compaq recovery?
Many thanks,
Jack
Added to this, whilst messing around with the Compaq recovery options it started a recovery which I stopped (stupidly) and now it is asking for hal.dll to be reinstalled as it is missing or corrupt. I can get this off a windows XP CD but I do not have a way to copy it over to the system32 folder. I have copies of simplyMepis and Ultimate Boot CD but have never really got on with them to copy files from a USB stick etc. Is there a method I can use to do this?
Also, as it is an original Compaq windows installation, could I do a recovery with a normal XP Home CD or should I stick to the Compaq recovery?
Many thanks,
Jack
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In addition to simplyMepis and UBCD I also have Ubuntu 9.10 to hand in case there are any tools I can be using.
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It seems that after a second that the Compaq recovery CD ran for, it has wiped out any files and folders starting their file name between A and P. I think the Compaq recovery is probably the safest way forward.
I have got Unbuntu running to get the MS Outlook files off although it is backed up I prefer doing it this way. The rest of the data is stored on a NAS drive.
I have got Unbuntu running to get the MS Outlook files off although it is backed up I prefer doing it this way. The rest of the data is stored on a NAS drive.
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I took the desision to backup all the nitty gritty bits and do a complete system restore.
Thanks for the help.
Jack
Thanks for the help.
Jack
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Used OEM system restore.