Resolved BSOD PFN_LIST_CRRUPT memory dump in XP home

I just wanted to say the following about this old post I found - (http://www.windowsbbs.com/windows-x...ostly-while-gaming-crash-dump-analysis-4.html).

June 2010 - I had just finished installing XP updates and SP3 when I started getting these BSOD physical memory dumps and crashes.

However I found and read through the above old (August 2007) posting and I too am running Panda (Global Protection 2010 v. 3.01.00). I could not keep Windows running for more than 5 minutes without a BSOD so I uninstalled Panda and guess what - no errors.

So many many thanks for keeping old postings on the forum, you never know when anyone is going to need that specific help, even nearly 3 years later.

;-))))) (big smiles and many chins) Terri

 

OMG I spoke & celebrated too soon. As soon as I defragged C:, BSOD with PFN_LIST_CORRUPT.

Watch this space.

 

Ok cured it. Sorry Panda, you were not responsible.

It was an 'unsigned' driver after all.

anyway the above post certainly gave me loads of info, so thanks again.