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  1. kd> .bugcheck Bugcheck code C0000218 Arguments e17c8510 00000000 00000000 00000000 kd> kb ChildEBP RetAddr Args to Child f6ea0864 8066bc36 0000004c c0000218 f6ea08a0 nt!KeBugCheckEx+0x1b f6ea0a18 80647e16 c0000218 00000001 00000001 nt!ExpSystemErrorHandler+0x526 f6ea0bc4 806480ad c0000218 00000001 00000001 nt!ExpRaiseHardError+0x9a f6ea0c34 8060c0b4 c0000218 00000001 00000001 nt!ExRaiseHardError+0x13e f6ea0dac 8057aeff 00000002 00000000 00000000 nt!CmpLoadHiveThread+0x1e8 f6ea0ddc 804f88ea 805bab17 00000002 00000000 nt!PspSystemThreadStartup+0x34 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 nt!KiThreadStartup+0x16 kd> !error c0000218 Error code: (NTSTATUS) 0xc0000218 (3221226008) - {Registry File Failure} The registry cannot load the hive (file): %hs or its log or alternate. It is corrupt, absent, or not writable. kd> da e17c8510 e17c8510 "\SystemRoot\System32\Config\SOFT" e17c8530 "WARE"It's telling you that it failed to load the HKLM\Software hive (found at %systemroot%\system32\config\SOFTWARE), and thus it crashed. Knowing you have other hard disk related crashes, either the filesystem on that disk is bad, or the disk itself is. Also, update your debugger - you're running 6.6.7.5 (from July of 2006), and the latest version is 6.9.0003.113 (April 2008).
  2. http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/27337812/?GT1=43001
  3. You are correct.
  4. Yes, HP's fix document would be a good place to start.
  5. cluberti

    Application Error:

    As to the first error: # for hex 0xc000012d / decimal -1073741523 STATUS_COMMITMENT_LIMIT ntstatus.h # {Out of Virtual Memory} # Your system is low on virtual memory. To ensure that # Windows runs properly, increase the size of your virtual # memory paging file. For more information, see Help. # as an HRESULT: Severity: FAILURE (1), FACILITY_NULL (0x0), Code 0x12d # for hex 0x12d / decimal 301 ERROR_INVALID_OPLOCK_PROTOCOL winerror.h # An invalid oplock acknowledgment was received by the # system. # 2 matches found for "0xc000012d" So, you're either getting a virtual memory commit error when running an app, or, you've got a driver messing with the oplock code. You could disable oplocks in the registry to see if it's the former rather than the latter, of course. As to the second error, the hex code "0x0eedfade" is a COM error, thrown in a kernel32!RaiseException, usually when a loaded .dll file causes an exception in a container process (like explorer.exe, or iexplore.exe). Since you already know it was likely the Audio Shell Add-on, great - otherwise I would have suggested a process crash dump of explorer.exe to catch the RaiseException thread and determine the module. Also, your first post was on a Sunday, and weekend posts always take longer to get responses (most users don't log in over the weekend) - don't be surprised it takes awhile for a response.
  6. Well, if the realtek drivers really are causing winlogon.exe to crash, don't install those drivers? I mean, if a driver is bad, use a version that isn't or contact the manufacturer/vendor to have them fix it. There's no "workaround" for a bad driver other than the above.
  7. Why not run Hyper-V Server 2008 and use a different machine (like a Vista SP1 or another Server 2008 box) to do the management? Or is it that you want this server entirely self-contained?
  8. Funny - CA eTrust, Microsoft Live OneCare, Kapersky, AntiVir, BitDefender, F-Secure, Panda, and NOD32 *all* find a virus in the .rar file linked. Virustotal.com says it's a trojan virus as well. Removing the link, banning. You don't have enough posts for me to think this wasn't malicious in nature.
  9. OK, this is devolving into another Linux vs Windows debate. Regardless of how I feel, the original question has been answered fully. Consider this topic closed - if you guys want to discuss Linux, please do it in the correct subforum. I've no problem with it (actually, I enjoy a good debate), but keep it where it belongs. Thanks.
  10. Not to mention that a heatshrink-wrapped component may live fine in an external keyboard, but the heat inside a laptop would damage the wrap more likely than not. Not to mention the fact that the email poster (and the other hoaxes) likely got their info from this link, which shows a component which would take up a considerable amount of space in an already cramped-for-space laptop.
  11. It's hard to say, honestly, but I would consider starting with a reformat and reinstall if the problems persist, yes.
  12. Well, there are many other ways that are more powerful, as in writing an app in C++ to do this would be most preferable - but Win32_Product and Win32_QuickFixEngineering work fine. I agree though, for a low-hanging fruit, powershell is probably the best option - I didn't even think of it (I was in a hurry earlier to eat dinner ).
  13. I'm pretty sure it's been effectively killed off at this point and moved into Win7 (if it still exists anywhere at all). The beta was available for over 18 months before it was pulled over the summer, and I never saw any updates to it in that time. So, either it's totally dead, or, it's part of a future version of Windows (just guesses). But, after spending some time trawling, unless a user here has it and they can give it to you, it's gone from the (easily searchable portion of the) web for now.
  14. Vbscript for enumerating hotfixes installed, output to a tab-delimited file that can be opened in Excel: Set objFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") Set objTextFile = objFSO.CreateTextFile("c:\TEMP\installedhotfixes.txt", True) strComputer = "." Set objWMIService = GetObject("winmgmts:" _ & "{impersonationLevel=impersonate}!\\" & strComputer & "\root\cimv2") Set colQuickFixes = objWMIService.ExecQuery _ ("SELECT * FROM Win32_QuickFixEngineering") objTextFile.WriteLine "Caption" & vbtab & _ "Description" & vbtab & "FixComments" & vbtab & _ "HotFixID" & vbtab & "Install Date" & vbtab & _ "InstalledBy" & vbtab & "InstalledOn" & vbtab & _ "Name" & vbtab & "ServicePackInEffect" For Each objQuickFix in colQuickFixes objTextFile.WriteLine objQuickFix.Caption & vbtab & _ objQuickFix.Description & vbtab & _ objQuickFix.FixComments & vbtab & _ objQuickFix.HotFixID & vbtab & _ objQuickFix.InstallDate & vbtab & _ objQuickFix.InstalledBy & vbtab & _ objQuickFix.InstalledOn & vbtab & _ objQuickFix.Name & vbtab & _ objQuickFix.ServicePackInEffect Next objTextFile.Close VBScript for enumerating software installed, output to a tab-deliminted file that can be opened in Excel: Set objFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") Set objTextFile = objFSO.CreateTextFile("c:\TEMP\installedsoftware.txt", True) strComputer = "." Set objWMIService = GetObject("winmgmts:" _ & "{impersonationLevel=impersonate}!\\" & strComputer & "\root\cimv2") Set colSoftware = objWMIService.ExecQuery _ ("SELECT * FROM Win32_Product") objTextFile.WriteLine "Caption" & vbtab & _ "Description" & vbtab & "Identifying Number" & vbtab & _ "Install Date" & vbtab & "Install Location" & vbtab & _ "Install State" & vbtab & "Name" & vbtab & _ "Package Cache" & vbtab & "SKU Number" & vbtab & "Vendor" & vbtab _ & "Version" For Each objSoftware in colSoftware objTextFile.WriteLine objSoftware.Caption & vbtab & _ objSoftware.Description & vbtab & _ objSoftware.IdentifyingNumber & vbtab & _ objSoftware.InstallDate & vbtab & _ objSoftware.InstallLocation & vbtab & _ objSoftware.InstallState & vbtab & _ objSoftware.Name & vbtab & _ objSoftware.PackageCache & vbtab & _ objSoftware.SKUNumber & vbtab & _ objSoftware.Vendor & vbtab & _ objSoftware.Version Next objTextFile.Close I separated them, because the hotfix one can take some time to run (whereas the software one runs very quickly). You could, however, easily merge them into one larger vbscript and run them as functions, for instance.
  15. It would probably be best to start looking into why explorer.exe crashed in the first place. Consider gathering a crash dump of explorer.exe first, and putting the resulting .dmp file(s) somewhere we can look at them.
  16. It could be hardware, but I'd start by updating the video driver for certain first. All of the driver-level dumps had the Intel graphics driver working on bus-level imports, so. That'd be the first thing to address.
  17. 47.73176% - Super Geek. Crap. I need to get out more. I always preferred the VT terminals attached to IBM RS servers - lovely Orange on Black (blech).
  18. Did you see my response to your last posts about this? These are similar dumps, with the same crashes as those.
  19. Ah, well, that's a horse of a different color . Perhaps you could configure your machine for a complete dump, and we could take a look at the next crash dump? It'll probably be because of the ATI driver, but we could at least confirm or deny it.
  20. All you have to do to reset your score is to go into Control Panel\Performance Information and Tools and click the "Update my score" link. However, your video card won't enable Aero because it's not DX9 capable, not because the score isn't updated. It isn't going to work.
  21. That makes sense - and I was heading down that road. However, I have 2x 2 GB sticks with room for two more. Also, Memtest86 checks fine after at least 4 hours. The PSU is a Zumax 400W powering little more than a 350 IDE drive and the Video Card. I've loaded XP on this thing about six hours ago, and it's running flawlessly. What else should I be looking at? Keeping XP (which would be my first thought) is not an option since the individual that owns it needs it to link to a Linksys Media Extender, which requires the Vista operating system... which is the impetus for this problem. Try Windows in safe mode - does it hang there? If not, then it's a driver issue for sure.
  22. For some reason the ATI Vista Aero compatibility link is down right now, but here's the list from an archive of the page: Desktop: •Radeon HD 4800 Series •Radeon HD 3800 Series •Radeon HD 3600 Series •Radeon HD 2900 Series •Radeon HD 2600 Series •Radeon HD 2400 Series •Radeon X1950 Series •Radeon X1900 Series •Radeon X1800 Series •Radeon X1600 Series •Radeon X1300 Series •Radeon Xpress 1250 •Radeon Xpress 1100 •Radeon X850 Series •Radeon X800 Series •Radeon X700 Series •Radeon X600 Series •Radeon X550 Series •Radeon X300 Series •Radeon 9800 Series •Radeon 9700 Series •Radeon 9600 Series •Radeon 9550 Series •Radeon 9500 Series •AMD M690 Series Chipset Multimedia: •All-in-Wonder X1900 Series •All-in-Wonder X1800 Series •All-in-Wonder 2006 PCI Express •All-in-Wonder 2006 Edition •All-in-Wonder X800 Series •All-in-Wonder X600 Series •TV Wonder 650 PCI •TV Wonder 200 USB 2.0 •TV Wonder 200 PCI •Theater 650 PRO •TV Wonder 550 PCI •Theater 550 PRO •TV Wonder Elite •TV Wonder PRO Mobile: •Radeon Xpress 200M •Mobility Radeon X1800 Series •Mobility Radeon X1600 Series •Mobility Radeon X1400 Series •Mobility Radeon X1300 Series •Mobility Radeon X800 Series •Mobility Radeon X700 Series •Mobility Radeon X600 Series •Mobility Radeon X300 Series •Mobility Radeon 9800 Series •Mobility Radeon 9700 Series •Mobility Radeon 9600 Series •Mobility Radeon 9500 Series •Mobility FireGL V5200 •Mobility FireGL V5000 •Mobility FireGL V3200 •Mobility FireGL V3100 Workstation: •FireMV 2200 PCIE •FireMV 2400 PCIE •FireGL V7350 •FireGL V7300 •FireGL V7100 •FireGL V5100 •FireGL V5000 •FireGL V3200 •FireGL V3100E •FireMV 2200 PCIE •FireMV 2400 PCIE Your thinkpad T42 has the Intel 855 chipset, and the Mobility 7500 video chip is basically a desktop Radeon 7500 chip with the "PowerPlay" technology bolted on. In no way can your video chipset ever hope to run Aero - that chipset is not even DirectX 8.x compliant, let alone 9.x.
  23. I agree with the previous post - there's no way, given the symptoms you describe, that this is a Vista problem. It seems more likely that it's a PSU or memory problem, or a hardware driver problem.
  24. Note the updates are cumulative. Meaning you only ever need the latest one.
  25. Certainly - if someone installed updated C runtimes onto the OS running the app, you could get odd behavior. You should check and see which version of the C runtime redist is installed on machines having the issues.
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