Driver_irql_not_less_or_equal windows 7

[denher]

Hello,
problem began after setting up wireless printer network - system dumped - now will not always boot - went through auto fix process and got Driver_irql_not_less_or_equal. Tech info feedback from auto fix: Stop: 0x000000D1, 0x0000000000000002, 0x0000000000000001, 0xFFFFF88003468d29 THEN usbohci.sys - Address FFFFF88003468D29 base at FFFFF88003466000, Datestamp 4a5bcc06

 

[mickey21]

First stab I would take is disconnect that printer and verify you are using the latest driver downloaded from their website. Uninstall the driver/software you installed with the printer. But not a whole lot of information to glean from that error except for your USB stack is crashing.

 

[scout_03]

your printer driver is the one that cause this bsod

 

[gamerk316]

While IRQL BSOD's are generally RAM related, the fact the address that crashed [0x000000D1] is VERY low (which indicates a HW problem) and the fact the USB driver [usbohci.sys] was referenced points to a driver problem of some sort.

 

[denher]

While IRQL BSOD's are generally RAM related, the fact the address that crashed [0x000000D1] is VERY low (which indicates a HW problem) and the fact the USB driver [usbohci.sys] was referenced points to a driver problem of some sort.

I suspect the printer and related drivers are the issue however the pc won't stay on long enough for me to do anything. It boots then crashes again. I tried booting in safe mode, last known good configuration. Basically, I've done all I know to do.

 

[gamerk316]

Well, if safe mode is crashing, then you clearly have a HW problem. Remove any non-mouse/keyboard related USB devices when starting, and try and get into safemode.

The reason I suspect HW rather then RAM, is because very low addresses tend to be reserved for the system buses. So when I see an IRQL error and a VERY low memory value, I suspect HW before RAM. [Still, if all else fails, run memtest86 just to be safe].