bugcheck 0x1000007f (0x00000008, 0x80042000, 0x00000000, 0x00000000)

hello
my system is:
windows xp pro sp2
asus m/b p5ld2 deluxe
p4 dual cora 930
2 512MB ram in dual channel S3+
asus eax1300 ati radeon graphic card PCIe 256MB
1 dvd-rw nec-3551a
1 dvd-rw nec 3520a
1 hd western digital 250GB sata-ii

when i play music in media player 10 or working with video in pinnacle studio 9.3 plus, my system reboots and there is the bugcheck 0x1000007f (0x00000008, 0x80042000, 0x00000000, 0x00000000) in system event log and the entry dumprep 0 -k in system configuration utility to execute when windows starts.
I also have a mini dump file that after i examined myself using dumpchk.exe i found kmixer.sys appeared many times..
Please help me!!!
I don't know what to do!!!!!

 

Does it only do this when you run media player? What about other music playing software?

 

Hello emmstra,

Right click My Computer > Properties > Advanced tab > Under Startup and Recovery > Settings > untick Automatically restart under System failure.

This will give you a blue screen giving you more details.

When did this start? Did you install WMP10 and this happened from the get go?

Regards - Charles

 

i don't have any other media player. it also happened while i was working with avi files in pinnacle studio 9.3 plus to make a movie.

 

i am not quite sure!
i bought this new pc - i installed windows xp pro sp2 from a slipstreamed cd.
i first noticed that while i was working in pinnacle studio 9.3 plus doing a movie from some avi files taken from my video camera.
And mostly when i use media player to listen to my mp3's. it starts well but suddenly in the middle of the song it happens.
i downloaded and used the DebugWiz from this site to check the mini dump and it told me "Probably caused by : RtkHDAud.sys ( RtkHDAud+179e98 )" among others...
if someone can read this mini dump file and find out something i could post it..
thank you all for advanced!!!

 

thank you very much but i "lost" the file!!
i used ccleaner and it may be erased the file!
the next time i have problem i will post it to you!
thanks anyway!!!!

 

0x1000007F 0x00000008 0x80042000 0x00000000 0x00000000

I received STOP 0x1000007F 0x00000008 0x80042000 0x00000000 0x00000000 repeatedly for two weeks straight on two identical production systems. I swapped and tested every single component, and the STOP error persisted. It was when I finally narrowed down the problem to the motherboard that I discovered the culprit: Readtek HD Audio (and the nVidia GeForce 7900GT).

The Abit AW8-MAX motherboards use a PCI-Express card to utilize the Realtek High Definition Audio; which works fine when a VGA Compatible display adapter driver is used. However, the v1.15 driver that came on the CD-ROM did not seem to work well when the nVidia GeForce 7900GT was installed using driver versions 83.91 WHQL, 84.21 WHQL, and 84.43 Beta.

I went to Realtek and downloaded the latest HD Audio drivers, and now all is well. Here's the link: http://www.realtek.com.tw/downloads...s=2004061&Software=True&title=HD Audio CODECs

Hopefully this helps you avoid days of troubleshooting.