System Hang Event ID 1003 Source System Error

[The Chancer]

Morning / Evening All,

This question has been asked before, but I am unsure of what could be causing this system hang and reboot (only if I'm lucky - otherwise it just hangs)

It is looking like a driver conflict, but as far as I am aware, and have checked as far as I can - all drivers are updated (and have checked some old ones too) - but nothing seems to be out of place.

Two PSU's have been tried - both work fine in another machine, same with RAM and CPU - but the problem persists.

Event ID: 1003, Category: 102, Source: system error

Error code 100000df, parameter1 faeeff2e, parameter2 00000002, parameter3 00000000, parameter4 faeeff2e.

I've got a few dumps, but am at a look on how to read these (any pointers ?)

Anyway, thanks for your time for reading and any information would be very well received !

 

[fastco]

You need to zip up all of the actual minidumps and attach them here so we can run a debugger to find the source. Read through this and see if anything helps:
https://www.techspot.com/vb/topic51365.html

 

[The Chancer]

Meh - zipped minidumps come to 120Kb.... only allowed 100!! - I'll get them done as separate ones.

As for the switching of H/W - already been down that route - goes the same regardless - got a 256Mb, and a 512 stick of DDR - happens on both (one machine is all OK all the time) - same with the CPU - switch the Athlon 2600 with the 2000, same issue. Two PSU's tested - all the same, and have cleaned it too.... I'm sure I have tried different drivers for the wireless, and the soundcard is windows own provided - so shouldn't be a conflict there should there ?

 

[The Chancer]

All Zipped Dumps

All dumps now made separately and posted....

Cheers,

 

[The Chancer]

OK - Problem looks as resolved now. IT appeared to be a few different things that were causing it. A Phantom SCUSI DVD Drive (I knew the mobo had a SCUSI controller - but I definately haven't got a drive!), mixed with old / misinstalled drivers for a TV card, and outdated drivers for a network card.

All disabled / reinstalled / updated and now running as it should - no crashes all last night

Now where is the thread resolved button ??