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System Error - Category 102 - Event ID 1003

Discussion in 'Windows OS' started by attikla, May 26, 2008.

  1. attikla Newcomer, in training

    I use the RAID controller on my MB for RAID 1.
    I am getting blue screen a few times a day, can you please check the attached memdump ? I would like to know what causes the crashes. I appreciate any help.

    Category : 102
    ID: 1003
    Error code 100000d1,
    parameter1 00000000,
    parameter2 00000002,
    parameter3 00000000,
    parameter4 b83a7937.



    Windows XP (Professional) Service Pack 2
    CPU: AMD Athlon XP
    MB: Abit AN7 (nVidia-nForce2)
    BIOS Version Nvidia - 42302e31
    BIOS Date 06/13/05
    Memory: 2x Kingston CL2 1024 MBytes (dual channel)
    Video card: NVIDIA GeForce 6800 XT
  2. attikla Newcomer, in training

    sataraid

    I have just upgraded the driver for
    Silicon Image SiI 3112 SATARaid Controller OS Driver

    Now it is:
    version: 1.0.60.0
    date: 3/14/2007

    I think the old driver caused the problem, I'll let you know if this solved the problem
  3. kimsland Ex-TechSpotter Posts: 18,353

    Inside the 1 MiniDump:
    FWDRV.SYS is a part of Kerio Personal firewall
    Some users reported having Proxomitron 4.3 + Kerio Personal Firewall caused BSODs

    Another user stated disabling DNS in Start->Run->services.msc fixed it.

    The best fix, would be to uninstall Kerio fully
  4. attikla Newcomer, in training

    Firewall

    Thank you Kimsland. I think it is possible.
    My computer crashes when I try to connect to my local SOAP webservice from a PHP client.
    At first I used a domain name in the url address, then I tried with IP address, it did not help.
    So what firewall would you recommend? Kerio Firewall is unstable since it was sold to Sunbelt.
  5. kimsland Ex-TechSpotter Posts: 18,353

    Windows firewall :)

    Once all is ok, in a few days or so
    Consider looking around for free firewalls (or not)
  6. attikla Newcomer, in training

    You surprised me

    I was not expecting such a recommendation ;)
    I'll tell you what I am going to do. I will install SP3, then I create an image of the sys partition.
    In case of disasters I can restore the sys partition easily.
    I am considering using Comodo Firewall but I have concerns regarding CPU usage.
     
  7. kimsland Ex-TechSpotter Posts: 18,353

    I usually remove the Antivirus software first, and just have the install program on the Desktop (to click on once it's restored)