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Squide

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Hello,

I've had this problem for a while now and this is what's happening.

So when i just use the computer it randomly shuts every process down, like explorer, chrome, everything (Like i am shutingdown the computer manually)

It also says when im using Utorrent that the "pathway that it wants to download to isn't there"
Like it loses connection with the HDD.
Then the Bluescreen comes up.

This is the message i get.

*** STOP: 0x0000000F4 (0x0000000000000003, 0xFFFFFA..
0xFFFFFF80002F93240)

Then it collecting a crash dump wich i never get and begin to dumpphysical memory to disk.

Also before these bluescreens, i got a bluescreen with an error with "Partmgr.sys" that i didnt catch really. I haven't got that one another time.

So, some back story i had my other HDD crash (I think, i could get it to start windows etc. long story), Bought a new one, that was a faulty one, because i was having problems with it (Bigger then i have now)

I dont belive it's the HDD wich is the problem.
Has someone bumped into this problem before?
 
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johnbl

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this is a internal error generated by NDIS most likely caused by a bad network drivers.
You will want to update your drivers for your ethernet card or wireless card
Bug Check 0x4F: NDIS_INTERNAL_ERROR
It could also be caused by corrupt windows files
to check for corruption:
start command.com as a admin
run
Sfc.exe /scannow <--- this will check your core windows files for corruption and fix them.
note: if no corruption is found you will still want to update your network drivers
 
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Squide

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Now i got another bluescreen with this info

KERNEL_DATA_INPAGE_ERROR

*** SCSIPORT.SYS - Address FFFFF88000FA59AC base at FFFFF88000F8F000, Datestamp 4a5bcac0

is there any thing you can puzzle together with the other errors?
 
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johnbl

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-you might want to update your chipset drivers for your motherboard
- i think that most likely your drive is having issues.( sector read errors)
run chkdsk /f /r
and confirm your OS files are not corrupt
run cmd.exe as a admin
sfc.exe /scannow

if you have a second sata chip, move the drive to that chip or another port. Enable hotswap in the BIOS for the port if you have that option.

KERNEL_DATA_INPAGE_ERROR indicates basically that a driver was unable to read from your virtual memory
(pagefile on your hard drive). It could be caused by a failing hard drive, bad port, bad chipset drivers for your sata port, poor connection to the port.



This error in conjunction with the other error could indicated a memory corruption problem caused by a driver that writes over shared kernel driver memory. It could also be a physical problem with your ram or ram timings.

- i would update my BIOS or if it is uptodate reset it back to defaults and reconfigure
- I would run memtest86 booted on its own cd to make sure the RAM is ok (also eliminate drivers from the testing)
- you might also want to run a hard drive diagnostic and maybe read the smart error data from the drive using
crystaldiskinfo.exe.

if none of these help find the error, you will have to start looking at updating or removing various driver to see if you can find the cause of the problem.

Windows will load its drivers in different orders on each boot, so if you have a RAM or driver corruption problem you will often get different bluescreens depending on which driver is getting corrupted.


 
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