I have a client with a P4 server running Small Business Server 2003 that reboots about every two or three days. I've tested RAM and updated most of the drivers and still having problems. Can someone take a look at these minidumps and help me narrow this down. I'm thinking it might be a SCSI driver. Getting ready to replace the RAM just in case, but thought I would check with the experts first.

Thanks!

Attached Files

	Mini070406-01.zip (80.0 KB, 6 views)
	Mini071606-01.zip (65.8 KB, 3 views)

Hi, your crashes are cause corrupt Microsoft files, ntfs.sys see here: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/555531/en-us

And ntkrnlmp.exe: follow the same instructions for ntfs.sys and substitute ntkrnlmp.exe for ntfs.sys.
If those solutions don't work you may need to do a repair of the current Business Server installation.

Thanks,

I'll give that a try and reply with the results.

Scott

Turned out to be bad RAM. Thanks for all the suggestions.