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Everything was fine til a couple of weeks ago. Was playing WOW and it started
crashing. Then computer started restarting on its own. Warcraft error code
was "invalid access to memory, can't write to memory). At that time one of
the messages I was getting was "driver irql not less or equal". Reformatted
hard drive and reinstalled Windows, updated Windows and now get all sort of
errors. I tend to think the video card (Radeon Sapphire 9200SE) went bad but
I have no idea. I have gotten the following codes (probably more as I didn't
start writing them down right away): driver irql not less or equal, irql not
less or equal, kernel date inpage error, can't load hive file, page fault in
nonpaged area, access violation at 0X7C91084B-tried to write to 0X0003OFFC,
pfn list corrupt, registry file missing-recovered from log, thread stuck in
device driver. A specific hardware device hasn't been listed but the files
ntfs.sys and win32k.sys were listed as having problems.
Next step is to replace video card to see if thats the problem...or just
trash the system and get another one.
Anyone have any idea what's going on?
Craig
Everything was fine til a couple of weeks ago. Was playing WOW and it started
crashing. Then computer started restarting on its own. Warcraft error code
was "invalid access to memory, can't write to memory). At that time one of
the messages I was getting was "driver irql not less or equal". Reformatted
hard drive and reinstalled Windows, updated Windows and now get all sort of
errors. I tend to think the video card (Radeon Sapphire 9200SE) went bad but
I have no idea. I have gotten the following codes (probably more as I didn't
start writing them down right away): driver irql not less or equal, irql not
less or equal, kernel date inpage error, can't load hive file, page fault in
nonpaged area, access violation at 0X7C91084B-tried to write to 0X0003OFFC,
pfn list corrupt, registry file missing-recovered from log, thread stuck in
device driver. A specific hardware device hasn't been listed but the files
ntfs.sys and win32k.sys were listed as having problems.
Next step is to replace video card to see if thats the problem...or just
trash the system and get another one.
Anyone have any idea what's going on?
Craig