Dumping Physical memory error

[prafullashahi]

I get this error everytime I use webcam chat on googletalk and/or skype.
I got this error also when I tried to access the dump files, though only once.
My OS: Win XP Sp3
RAM: 1.24 GB
I don't have a graphics card, and I have Intel integrated media accelerator driver installed and updated.
I get the following error message in the report:
BCCode : 1000007e BCP1 : C0000005 BCP2 : BAAF5881 BCP3 : F78DEC4C
BCP4 : F78DE948 OSVer : 5_1_2600 SP : 3_0 Product : 256_1

I've attached the dump folders here.

 

[Route44]

Nothing specifically was cited as the cause, however all error codes indicate your issue is with a driver or two.

What is the make of your system?

 

[prafullashahi]

Thanks for the reply.
System config:
ASRock motherboard,
Intel pentium 4, 1.6 GHz processor
Win XP Sp 3 , 32 bit OS
1.24 GB RAM
Intel integrated media accelerator card
I reinstalled the VGA Display driver, and C-Media AC 97 sound driver from the CD.
Other drivers include DirectX display drivers, and Adobe flash player ActiveX plugins.
And I forgot to mention previously that I tried to open the dump report sysdata.xml file. As soon as IE6(default browser) opened, BSOD came on with another physical memory dump. The same file opened nomally in notepad, but not in IE6. IE is normal since webpages load properly in it. Also I normally use Mozilla Firefox browser for surfing purposes.
Thats it, temme if you need anymore details.

 

[Route44]

Go to ASRock's website, find your exact motherboard and update all latest drivers that they have for your system.

 

[prafullashahi]

Here's what I did.
I downloaded latest drivers for the motherboard from ASRock website. Tried installing, but setup wouldn't run, some error message comes and before I could read it, BSOD comes, and it starts dumping again.
Then tried installing Win XP Sp2 from my bootable CD. It starts on autorun, but when I click on Install Windows XP, same error message for a millisecond, then BSOD.
I did a CD boot, and formatted C:\ drive, installed Win XP SP2.
Then started installing my downloaded drivers, in this order:
AMR driver, C-Media audio driver, Inf-driver. I used to delete the exrtracted folders as soon as I finished installing it. The third time, my PC froze, and on restart said, 'PCI.sys file is corrupt. Insert windows setup cd and press R at first screen'. Since I couldn't figure out how to use recovery console, I reformatted C:\ drive and reinstalled XP. I then only installed 4 drivers:
Intel VGA driver, C-Media audio, and my USB modem driver. The webcam driver was autoinstalled. Then I installed google talk, and tried audio call, it froze again. Since then whenever it restarts, it freezes as soon as windows welcome sound is played.
All in all, no use worth 6 hrs of work.
I guess its audio driver problem. Or compatibility/conflict with other driver issue. Any ideas?

 

[Route44]

I want you to attach the five latest minidumps in one zip file.

Also, what is your harddrive make?

 

[prafullashahi]

Well its not even my PC, its my friend's. And I don't get much to finger with it. I already gave my analysis, and surrendered.
So he got a computer engineer to do the job.
He did the same steps as mine, again, and failed.
The soution was equally astounding. He said there's some problem in his speakers, the volume is too loud and the computer can't take that load. So he decreased the volume and...voila... BSOD disappeared for VOIP calling.
Its the cheapest, freakest reason for a BSOD, and it spun my head off, but yes, its solved now.

 

[Route44]

???!!! You are so right! That is the absolutely weirdest reason for a BSOD I have ever seen or heard of.

Thanks for the update. Just plain weird... :darth: