Hello,

I've been getting a lot of blue screen with stop errors lately. Every time they are different information. The last one I got was:

Driver_ IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL

***STOP: 0x000000D1 (0x000A0008, 0x00000002, 0x00000000, 0x000A0008)

Please help. I have no idea what all of this mean.

Thank you.

I attached two minidumps.

Inside the 2 MiniDumps:

e10kx2k.sys: Sound Card Driver

Please update your sound drivers

Thank you for the quick response,

Unfortunately in the process of updating/installing the new sound card driver for SB Audigy I received a new error message:

***STOP 0x0000007E (0xc0000005,0xf81c1542,0xf89895e8, 0xf89892e4)

***ctoss2k.sys -address F81c1542 base at f81b9000, Datestamp 3d377de3

There are numerous causes for 0x7E errors including hardware incompatibility issues, faulty drivers, and software conflics.

ctoss2k.sys is a Creative sound card driver. I suggest completely uninstalling your soundcard software first and then update your drivers as kimsland says.

Hey guys,

Thank you for your help. I got the driver to finally install. So far so good. Thank you again.

Thanks for the update

So I just got a new Error. Hopefully you could help me solve this one too.

Page_Fault_IN_NONPAGED_AREA

***STOP 0x00000050 ( 0xe7a17541,0x00000001, 0xf8339a97, 0x00000002)

Ntfs.sys -address f8339a97 base at f8339000, datestamp 45cc56a7

And should I reattach the minidump? They are the same two minidump.

Thank you

No, only any new ones, you can attach
The old ones can be deleted from c:\windows\minidump

Do a serach for e10kx2k.sys on your HardDrive C
And rename it to e10kx2k.OLD

Ok, found it and renamed. Thanks

So my computer is still giving me stop messages, but not as frequently as before. It usually gives me the error screen when I am streaming a video online. Here are some recent minidumps... Please help.

Thank you very much.

Nero; AOL; nVidia; Messenger; and a Windows system file: csrss.exe
All crashed at different times, causing 5 different Minidumps respectively.

This may actually be a hardware fault, possibly Memory (or Ram)
Please run Memtest for 7 Passes (or approx 4 Hrs) on your installed Ram.

Just in case, are you running Symantec or Norton AV? If so you might want to remove that fully too.

I would also suggest that you continue to confirm that all drivers are up to date, and...
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