Hi all,
I guess I should start at the beginning. I bought an Asus W3J a few months ago with the stock T5200 manually upgraded to a T7200. I had been playing with it for a couple weeks when I was hit by a BSOD in the middle of playing a game. After installing new drivers for the ATI X1600, I stopped getting the errors.
Roughly two weeks later, I was simply browsing the web when I was hit by another BSOD. This time the computer really went haywire. I would restart only to be met with another crash minutes later. During one startup I was told Windows was corrupt and thinking it could be the problem, I used the recovery CD to bring Windows back to the stock configuration. A few minutes later, BSOD. I tried recovering again, this time from the recovery partition and got a BSOD during the install. Desperate, and having recovered a third time, now back to the CDs since they allow more customization, I reflashed the BIOS to the newest version, something I had done when I initially got the computer. I ran memtest 86+ for ten hours and 31 cycles and it turned up nothing. I ran HD Tune's health check and it turned up nothing. I ran 3DMark 05 and the computer performed as expected. The BIOS flashing seemed to solve the problem for about a week.
During that week, I noticed 3-10 second hangs where the screen, keyboard and mouse would all lock-up and would become active again quickly typing out whatever I typed during the hang or moving the mouse rapidly in the way I had moved it during the hang. The performance monitor showed a surge in CPU use during these hangs. I let this go as a minor issue and hoped it wouldn't be a sign of instability. I was wrong.
Today, while disconnected from the wall (it happens equally while connected and disconnected) and doing major research in the library (grrrr), I was met with another BSOD. The system event viewer gives me event error 1003, "Error code 1000000a, parameter1 00000000, parameter2 0000001c, parameter3 00000001, parameter4 804fae14." I am now completely lost and really desperate. I have finals and major papers due and I can't send this computer away for at least two weeks. Any help would be truly appreciated. The dump file from the most recent BSOD crash is attached.
THANKS!
~ Brett
More system information, if it helps:
Asus W3J Laptop
Customized to T7200
1gb stock RAM checked to 31 passes with Memtest86+
100gb 5400 RPM Stock HD checked with chdsk and HD Tune
ATI Mobility Radion X1600 with Catalyst 6.10 Driver
I guess I should start at the beginning. I bought an Asus W3J a few months ago with the stock T5200 manually upgraded to a T7200. I had been playing with it for a couple weeks when I was hit by a BSOD in the middle of playing a game. After installing new drivers for the ATI X1600, I stopped getting the errors.
Roughly two weeks later, I was simply browsing the web when I was hit by another BSOD. This time the computer really went haywire. I would restart only to be met with another crash minutes later. During one startup I was told Windows was corrupt and thinking it could be the problem, I used the recovery CD to bring Windows back to the stock configuration. A few minutes later, BSOD. I tried recovering again, this time from the recovery partition and got a BSOD during the install. Desperate, and having recovered a third time, now back to the CDs since they allow more customization, I reflashed the BIOS to the newest version, something I had done when I initially got the computer. I ran memtest 86+ for ten hours and 31 cycles and it turned up nothing. I ran HD Tune's health check and it turned up nothing. I ran 3DMark 05 and the computer performed as expected. The BIOS flashing seemed to solve the problem for about a week.
During that week, I noticed 3-10 second hangs where the screen, keyboard and mouse would all lock-up and would become active again quickly typing out whatever I typed during the hang or moving the mouse rapidly in the way I had moved it during the hang. The performance monitor showed a surge in CPU use during these hangs. I let this go as a minor issue and hoped it wouldn't be a sign of instability. I was wrong.
Today, while disconnected from the wall (it happens equally while connected and disconnected) and doing major research in the library (grrrr), I was met with another BSOD. The system event viewer gives me event error 1003, "Error code 1000000a, parameter1 00000000, parameter2 0000001c, parameter3 00000001, parameter4 804fae14." I am now completely lost and really desperate. I have finals and major papers due and I can't send this computer away for at least two weeks. Any help would be truly appreciated. The dump file from the most recent BSOD crash is attached.
THANKS!
~ Brett
More system information, if it helps:
Asus W3J Laptop
Customized to T7200
1gb stock RAM checked to 31 passes with Memtest86+
100gb 5400 RPM Stock HD checked with chdsk and HD Tune
ATI Mobility Radion X1600 with Catalyst 6.10 Driver
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