duecekd Posted September 15, 2005 Posted September 15, 2005 Hey Guys & Gals! I need help bad!!! I'll give you my box info, then tell you my sad story. I have:Win XP Pro SP1AMD Atholon XP 2000+MB Soyo KT333 Platinum Ultra (Latest Bios)512mb ram (Crucial DDR PC2700)ATI All in Wonder 128SB Audigy Platinum Sound2.0 USB Card(PCI)DVD/RWCD/RW2 WD HDDGeneric 56K Modem(PCI)At the time the box was built, all the latest drivers available were installed.The box has been running without a single problem since Jan. 2005. What has happened was I was dialing into a PBX for work using Hyper Access like I do all day every day, and as the modem was negotiating the computer rebooted out of the blue. It came back up and I tried again and at the same exact time it rebooted again, only this time I got a different welcome screen, and it wanted me to log in, (which I had set so I wouldn't have to) So I logged in and the PC rebooted again only this time I got a BSOD during Windows boot saying:IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL at the top and STOP 0x000000D1 at the bottom. I looked this up and it referenced a driver problem. I booted again and at the same point I got a different BSOD saying "The driver is attempting to access memory beyond the end of the allocation" with STOP 0x000000D6.On one of those screens it also suggested to use Verifier.exe to troubleshoot the driver causing the problem. I booted into safe mode and ran verifier, but couldn't really figure out how to use it. I then thought maybe it had something to do with my modem, so removed it and the driver to no avail. I then removed Hyper Access, but no help. I read on a BBS that other people had similar problems, and one of the fixes was to go into msconfig and disable all startup items and reboot. I tried that and viola, it booted up. False hopes. The next time I booted it went right back to the BSOD. I have taken the system down to the primary drive and a video card, and have reseated the ram. No help!!! I have checked the CPU temp and it is 125F, and I have plenty of fans running on the box.I am now writing this in Safe Mode, which everything seems to be fine!I know this is long winded, but I am at a loss of what to do next. I am trying to avoid reinstalling XP.Can anyone offer any suggestions?
Gouki Posted September 15, 2005 Posted September 15, 2005 well, like you said, removing some stuff from the startup helped.Maybe you should delete completly the stuff you dont need from the registry, this way, were not taking the risk of it starting at the next boot.On Run type: regeditTravel to:HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE > SOFTWARE > MICROSOFT > WINDOWS > CURRENTVERSIONYoull have folders named Run.problably these:1 - Run2 - RunOnce3 - RunOnceEx4 - RunServicesOn all of them, delete entries that you dont need (not vital for system startup)Since you cannot log in, do this on Safe Mode.This is just my 2 cents. Problably someone here has a better opinion!Hoe I could help.
duecekd Posted September 16, 2005 Author Posted September 16, 2005 Thank you for your 2 cents Gouki. I tried what you said, but it didn't help. After fighting it all day and things got to the point that the box wouldn't hsardly run at all, what ended up being the problem (I Think) was the Sound Blaster Audigy Drivers. As I was painstakingly putting pieces back together until it broke again, I put in the sound card and got the BSOD back. I removed the drivers and downloaded the newest ones and got it back up and running. I don't know why it would crap out like that all of the sudden, but thats computers for ya!!Any way, thanks again for the interest!
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