BSOD when sleeping and shutdown

thatguy772 · Mar 21, 2014

Recently i have been having a problem with my computer blue screening while in sleep mode and when i shutdown resulting in an auto reboot and a message in the event logs saying

"The computer has rebooted from a bugcheck. The bugcheck was: 0x0000009f (0x0000000000000003, 0xffffe000011c3060, 0xfffff8005f055840, 0xffffe00001ab5910)."

memory.dmp and minidumps are being made after these errors.

The latest bluescreen gave a probable cause of nt! MmTrimAllSystemPageableMemory Driver

any help with this issue would be great
Thanks in advance

Gaming God · Mar 21, 2014

1. Safe Mode.
If issue is caused by hardware drivers, it will not occur in Safe Mode. If it is a hardware issue, it will persist.

2. Clean Boot.
If issue is caused by third party programs, as they are disabled in Clean Boot, they will not occur.

http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows7/Resolving-stop-blue-screen-errors-in-Windows-7

thatguy772 · Mar 21, 2014

thanks for the reply, ill have a crack at that. its just such a pain to trouble shoot because its not happening everytime a shutdown or go into sleep. I tried to look at the dump files but couldn't get them to open properly

edit: sleep mode is not available in safe mode, am I able to jut stop all non windows processes as an alternative?

thatguy772 · Mar 23, 2014

touch wood but ive been running it like this for the last 2 days and still havent seen it bluescreen, guess the next step is to slowly add stuff back in and figure out whats doing it

edit: okay its still doing it even with only windows processes and no startup programs running, is there a way i can run safe mode with sleep as well so i can trouble shoot the drivers? Also is anybody able to talk me through reading the dump files or if they could have a look that would be awsome

thatguy772 · Mar 23, 2014

bluescreen view is saying that the drivers involved in the crash are nvlddmkm.sys and ntoskrnl.exe anyclue on what these do or how to rectify them?

Gaming God · Mar 28, 2014

thatguy772 :

post the dump file

thatguy772 · Mar 29, 2014

Gaming God :

I reinstalled the nvidia drivers, but more importantly I've been messing around with driver verifier and managed to narrow it down to three drivers, one for Asus ram disk one for aisuite3 and one for hybridisk since disabling these drivers it's been okay I'm just trying to figure out which of the three it is. It's weird though these are all programs I've had from the start and my problems have only started recently

Edit: thanks so much for helping it's just a matter of renabling the ddrivers one by one now I guess is there any reason for posting dump files now? They don't show why these drivers are crashing do they

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