Error code 40000080 on Windows XP

[Max2011]

Hello Everyone,

From time to time Windows XP (Mercury KOB P4X400 NDSX mainboard) crash with error code:

System Error, (102), 1003

Error code 40000080, parametr 1 82bcd6f8, parametr 2 82db93d8, parametr 3 f8b50d48, parametr 4 00000001.

Data:
0000: 53 79 73 74 65 6d 20 45 System E
0008: 72 72 6f 72 20 20 45 72 rror Er
0010: 72 6f 72 20 63 6f 64 65 ror code
0018: 20 34 30 30 30 30 30 38 4000008
0020: 30 20 20 50 61 72 61 6d 0 Param
0028: 65 74 65 72 73 20 38 32 eters 82
0030: 62 63 64 36 66 38 2c 20 bcd6f8,
0038: 38 32 64 62 39 33 64 38 82db93d8
0040: 2c 20 66 38 62 35 30 64 , f8b50d
0048: 34 38 2c 20 30 30 30 30 48, 0000
0050: 30 30 30 31 0001

I think this is a driver problem, but I don't know which one exactly.
Minidumps file was attached.

View attachment minidump.zip

Please help.
Thanks inadvance.

 

[Route44]

Question: Did you build this system or purchase it such as a Dell, HP, etc.?

 

[Max2011]

Not me, previous owner, but this is self build PC
Do you know maby whats that Error Code mean?

 

[Route44]

Okay, then find the make of your motherboard and go to the motherboard's website and find your exact model. Then update their latest ethernet/wireless/NIC drivers from there.

Your issue is with the driver fetnd5bv.sys which belongs to your onboard VIA ethernet adapter.

 

[Max2011]

I was on motherboard's website, but link with ethernet driver is empty. Thats way I installed driver from VIA website:

rhine_winxp_v3.85a.zip

but BSOD still appear.

Maby I should find older version of this driver?
Installing external (on PCI) lan card and switching off in BIOS mainboard's ethernet adapter will be helpful?

 

[Route44]

Yes, try an earlier driver. A new PCI card might do it and yes diasble the onboard ethernet in the BIOS. But first see how the driver updating does.

 

[Max2011]

First of all, many thanks for Route44

I've disabled onboard ethernet card in BIOS and installed "new" PCI 3Com LAN card and everything should be fine....but next day BSOD appear. This time according to minidump file, culprit was driver of 3Com LAN card.
Now I will do windows repair and we will see.
Can this be a hardware defect?

 

[Route44]

It could be but I would first update to the latest drivers for your new LAN Card. When you originally installed it did it come with its own drivers or did Windows install or attempt to install its own drivers?

Please attach that minidump.

 

[Max2011]

Sorry for late response,

At the moment, after BSOD appears few time a day I've do a complete format of windows partition. Now is brand new windows with standard (installed by MS Windows XP) drivers.
After few hours system was restarted without any questions and notifications (BSOD).

Minidump was attached:
View attachment Mini020811-01.dmp

Now I've installed latest drivers of 3Com LAN card form 3Com website and I'm waiting for next BSOD ;]

Any suggestions?

 

[Route44]

For some reason your latest minidump link directed me to a Windows screen that said Windows did not recognize the file extension and therefore code not open said files. Please use the Zip option found in the Manage Attachments button.

By the way, with a reformatting and a clean install and yet still getting BSODs either you reloaded faulty drivers or a particular piece of hardware is bad.

 

[Max2011]

Yes, hardware is the same, but in previous instalation drivers were installed manually, designed for this mainboard. This time drivers were installed by MS Windows and I did not change them (only for 3Com LAN card)

3 minidumps below:
View attachment Minidump.zip

There was small success - yesterday was only one BSOD

Regards
Max2011

 

[Route44]

Your issue is with your 3Com Etherlink PCI driver el90xbc5.sys