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game crash, minidump included

Discussion in 'Device Drivers' started by Suffix, Dec 28, 2005.

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  1. Suffix Newcomer, in training

    Hey, I crashed today during a game and when I sent the report to microsoft all they could tell me is it was a device driver, figures. I was hoping if anyone who could read minidumps had a second they would take a look, thanks.
  2. howard_hopkinso Newcomer, in training

    Your minidump crashes at portcls.sys. This is the Windows Port Class (Class Driver for Port/Miniport Devices).

    From what I can gather. updating your sound drivers can fix this.

    Do a Google search for portcls.sys, and take a look at some of the solutions.


    Please be aware that one minidump is not normally enough to make a diagnosis.

    You might also want to go HERE and follow the instructions.

    Regards Howard :)
  3. Suffix Newcomer, in training

    Thanks howard, ill look into the audio drivers.
  4. andreshm Newcomer, in training

    Hello Help!!!

    hi i am new here i am from Venezuela so sorry about my wrinting .I downloaded alone in the dark 3 and it is a pak file i wanna know if i can play it in windows xp.
    i want to know to, if i can play a game .rar withouth have to burn it into a cd thanks for your help
  5. howard_hopkinso Newcomer, in training

    Techspot does not condone the use of pirated software.

    Try buying the game.
  6. Suffix Newcomer, in training

    Hey, I updated the sound drivers with the latest fromt he manufactorer and expereinced another crashe today, could you check if it was the same problem if you get a chance? Thanks
  7. howard_hopkinso Newcomer, in training

    Your latest minidump crashes at Npfs.SYS. This is your Windows NPFS Driver.

    I must admit, I`m not sure what the cause of this particular error is.

    Try a google search for Npfs.sys

    Regards Howard :)
  8. Suffix Newcomer, in training

    thanks howard, your a huge help

    I did a little reasearch, NPFS.sys stands for "Named Pipe File System" article on npfs . It keeps track of the pipelines inside the computer. The only thing that I know of that uses pipelines is a graphics card. So might this be my problem?
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