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utorrent is causing BSOD. IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL


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When i run utorrent, i am getting the blue screen of death.?

what can do to fix / diagnose this?

below is a link to a picture of the error.

bsod.jpg


Posted

$20 on your NIC drivers, especially if it's nvidia ;) Or one of those firewall/security suites that hijack your TCP/IP stack if you use one (or malware)...

Then again, that's just pure guesswork. If you want a factual, no guesswork explanation of what causes it, create a memory dump and share it with us (zip/rar/7zip it then upload it anywhere like megaupload.com and give us the download link). Then we can work our winbdg-fu.

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Im going to guess you changed the "max TCP connections" or similar in uTorrent and its conflicting with what the OS has specified as the maximum.

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Im going to guess you changed the "max TCP connections" or similar in uTorrent and its conflicting with what the OS has specified as the maximum.

No, that definitely wouldn't cause a BSOD. Again, we need a crash dump.

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$20 on your NIC drivers, especially if it's nvidia ;) Or one of those firewall/security suites that hijack your TCP/IP stack if you use one (or malware)...

Then again, that's just pure guesswork. If you want a factual, no guesswork explanation of what causes it, create a memory dump and share it with us (zip/rar/7zip it then upload it anywhere like megaupload.com and give us the download link). Then we can work our winbdg-fu.

thanks all.

for the memory dump, i think get everything except step 1 :

1. Create or set the following registry value:

Key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\i8042prt\Parameters

Value: CrashOnCtrlScroll

Type: REG_DWORD

Data: 1

where do i go for this? thanks again.

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for the memory dump, i think get everything except step 1 :

1. Create or set the following registry value:

Key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\i8042prt\Parameters

Value: CrashOnCtrlScroll

Type: REG_DWORD

Data: 1

where do i go for this? thanks again.

Note you won't need this if it's crashing on it's own - that is only for manually taking memory dumps. If it's crashing on it's own, you can omit that key (although it's good to have enabled otherwise anyway).

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I`m pretty sure it is caused by the NIC.

If you`ve got more than 1 NIC, please deactivate the Nvidia and use the other NIC for testing.

If it doesn`t crash anymore, you know it`s the Nvidia-NIC. We`ll see further on after that test.

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My WG111T brings up the same error, if I download at high speeds with DownThemAll! or utorrent. The drivers for that are abominable, so I'm willing to bet it's down to drivers. This doesn't occur under Vista/7 with the same XP drivers though.

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