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  1. cpc2004
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    Intermittent BSODs after installing XP SP2

    Hi, Some faulty ram can pass memtest. The problem may be caused by bad memory slot, the ram is incompatible to the m/b or dust within the...
    Post by: cpc2004, 2006/01/29 in forum: Windows XP
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    Intermittent BSODs after installing XP SP2

    Hi jcapas, The stack trace of your second minidumps also related to faulty ram. f7ba5b40 804f2dd9 87f11078 00000000 00000000...
    Post by: cpc2004, 2006/01/27 in forum: Windows XP
  3. cpc2004
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    Intermittent BSODs after installing XP SP2

    Hi Jcapas, If your minidumps are crashed with different bugcheck code and different modules, they are the signs of faulty hardware. From the...
    Post by: cpc2004, 2006/01/27 in forum: Windows XP
  4. cpc2004
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    Win32k.sys: Debuglog Analyse.

    Hi, Maybe some hardware components are loosen due to cold weather. Reseat the ram and re-plug the keyboard, ram and the disk cable.
    Post by: cpc2004, 2006/01/26 in forum: Windows XP
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    Win32k.sys: Debuglog Analyse.

    Hi Kandcorp, Thanks for your answer to this thread and you are a nice guy. Sometimes I feel very frustrate, most of the problem owners do not...
    Post by: cpc2004, 2006/01/26 in forum: Windows XP
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    Differnt Blue Screen...

    Hi, Your first minidump is related to faulty ram, overheat or faulty PSU. The second minidump has second bugcheck parameter x'ff' which is an...
    Post by: cpc2004, 2006/01/26 in forum: Windows XP
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    Another Blue Screen :/

    Hi, The failing instruction hal!KeAcquireInStackQueuedSpinLock+0x18 is the sign of faulty ram or overheat. Check the temperature of the CPU...
    Post by: cpc2004, 2006/01/26 in forum: Windows XP
  8. cpc2004
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    Win32k.sys: Debuglog Analyse.

    Hi, Repost if BSOD still occurs after you replace the ram.
    Post by: cpc2004, 2006/01/25 in forum: Windows XP
  9. cpc2004
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    Win32k.sys: Debuglog Analyse.

    Hi, All the debug reports show that it is faulty memory and the culprit is hardware. I don't think the sound card is the culprit.
    Post by: cpc2004, 2006/01/25 in forum: Windows XP
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    Win32k.sys: Debuglog Analyse.

    Hi, Your latest minidump is crashed at IRQL x'1c' which is the timer interrupt IRQL. Timer IRQL routine is a stable routine and it crashes only...
    Post by: cpc2004, 2006/01/23 in forum: Windows XP
  11. cpc2004
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    Win32k.sys: Debuglog Analyse.

    Hi, Reboot without blue screen is the sign of hardware problem such as faulty psu, memory or m/b.
    Post by: cpc2004, 2006/01/22 in forum: Windows XP
  12. cpc2004
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    Weird Windows XP BLUE SCREENs

    Hi, Your windows are crashed with different bugcheck codes. Probably the culprit Norton AV. Maybe it is conflicit with some of the device...
    Post by: cpc2004, 2006/01/21 in forum: Windows XP
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    Win32k.sys: Debuglog Analyse.

    Hi, Reboot without blue screen is the sign of hardware error such as faulty PSU, overheat or etc.
    Post by: cpc2004, 2006/01/21 in forum: Windows XP
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    Weird Windows XP BLUE SCREENs

    Hi, Yours windows are crashed with different bugcheck code and it is the sign of hardware problem. Probably it is faulty ram. Run memtest to...
    Post by: cpc2004, 2006/01/20 in forum: Windows XP
  15. cpc2004
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    Win32k.sys: Debuglog Analyse.

    Hi, Some faulty ram can pass memtest. Reseat the ram to another memory slot may resolve the problem. How often do you get the blue screen?...
    Post by: cpc2004, 2006/01/20 in forum: Windows XP
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    DUMP DATA 0x00000019 (Server 2K3 SP1)

    Hi, From the stack trace you can see the footprint of VSApiNT and TmXPFlt, they belong to Trend Micro. Report the problem to Trend Micro and...
    Post by: cpc2004, 2006/01/20 in forum: Windows Server System
  17. cpc2004
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    Win32k.sys: Debuglog Analyse.

    Hi, From the stack trace, I find the footprint of nt!MmAccessFault and it is the sign of faulty ram. Run memtest to stress test the ram....
    Post by: cpc2004, 2006/01/19 in forum: Windows XP
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    DUMP DATA 0x00000019 (Server 2K3 SP1)

    Hi, De-install PC-Cillian may resolve the blue screen.
    Post by: cpc2004, 2006/01/19 in forum: Windows Server System
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    Server 2003 crash reboots

    Hi, Bugcheck code 1A is the symptom of faulty ram.You can run memtest to stress the ram. If memtest reports the ram is faulty, ram is bad....
    Post by: cpc2004, 2006/01/19 in forum: Windows Server System
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    W2K3 server rebooting, Memory Dump included

    Hi, Refer the following case, it seems that it is the exact match http://www.windowsbbs.com/showthread.php?t=37135
    Post by: cpc2004, 2006/01/05 in forum: Windows Server System
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