Yet another minidump question

kwspony

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Ok, I have been having random crashes for about a month or so. I have the debug tool and symbols but haven't had time to figure out how to use them. So I am thinking, I could email a minidump to someone and maybe they can decifer it for me. Any takers?
 
Your minidump text is of no use, that`s because you`re using the wrong symbols.

Go and read this thread HERE and see if it helps to reveal the culprit of your crashes.

You can find a short tutorial on how to read minidumps HERE.

If none of the above helps, attach 5 or 6 of the actual minidump files here.

Regards Howard :)
 
Thanks Howard. I am going to take an easy route today. Here are a few dump files. The error report always says the same thing. Driver error.

A few more. I will try and download a memory checker as well.
 
Your minidumps crash with the following errors.

2 with memory corruption.
1 with sr.sys.
1 USBPORT.SYS.
1 with ctoss2k.sys.

They all have bugchecks of 0A. This is symptomatic of faulty ram.

Test your ram as per the instructions in the link I gave you.

Regards Howard :)
 
Running memtest86 v1.70 now. I will let it run most of the day and let you know the results. As far as the USB port item. I recently had a thumb drive go south. Not sure when, just when I tried to use it again it wouldn't work. Curious if that has anything to do with the error. My Dr. Watson program had an error about Internet Explorer causing a problem. Most of the time when it crash's I am online. I have IE7. Thought about removing it and see if the problem continues.
 
I downloaded the Everest software. The only thing I have seen that looks out of the ordinary is with the voltages. On the 12v reading I have seen it drop below 5 volts. Is this normal? I have an Ultra 480 watt supply. 2 DVD drives, 1 floppy, 2 sata's, modem card, creative XF-I sound card, 2 case fans. I thought that this was enough power. What do you think. Also, what symbols would I need to make my minidumps usable? I still may pull my RAM and look at it but this is a machine I built a few months ago and only just recently started having these issues. I have 2 Corsair CMX512-3200Cs Sticks. Oh, another thing I haven't checked out. During the memtest I noticed that ECC is disabled on my mobo. I have an ECS K8T890-1 board.
 
It could be the power supply. Do you have another one you could use to test?

Try reseating the RAM, trying it with just one stick, etc.
 
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