Everest = Computer -> Sensor

Can you post this scan also:

http://www.d-a-l.com/hardware-scan.php

sorry again if we have already done this

I am trying to match your CPU with the PSU.

Temperatures:

Motherboard - 22C, 72F
CPU - 22C, 72F
Aux - 23C, 73F
WDC WD800BB-00FJA0 - 35C, 95F

Cooling fans:

CPU - 3600-3700rpm (very low for a processor fan, I saw it at 7000 at one point)

Voltage values:

CPU core - 1.47V
+1.5V - 1.48-1.50V
+3.3V - 3.28V
+5V - 5.03-5.05V (I think this one is over)
+12V - 11.94V

Hardware scan results:

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OS Information:
PropertyValue
OS Name Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition|C:\WINDOWS|\Device\Harddisk0\Partition1
Service Pack 2.0
OS Manufacturer Microsoft Corporation
Windows Directory C:\WINDOWS


Processor:
PropertyValue
Current Clock Speed 2593
Description x86 Family 15 Model 2 Stepping 9
Manufacturer GenuineIntel
Name Intel(R) Pentium(R) 4 CPU 2.60GHz


Memory (RAM):
PropertyValue
Bank Label CHANNEL A DIMM0
Capacity 536870912

Bank Label CHANNEL B DIMM1
Capacity 536870912

Total Memory Deteced in Hardware: ~1024 MB
Memory Reported to Operating System: 1023MB

Disk Drives:
PropertyValue
Description Disk drive
Manufacturer (Standard disk drives)
Model WDC WD800BB-00FJA0
Media Type Fixed hard disk media
Size 80023749120 (~75 GB)
Number of Partitions 2


Installed Printers:
PropertyValue
Name Symantec Fax Starter Edition
Port Name OLFModem
Default False
Driver Name OLFAXDRV

Name HP PSC 1400 series
Port Name USB001
Default True
Driver Name HP PSC 1400 series


Motherboard:
PropertyValue
Manufacturer Intel Corporation
Model
Name Base Board
Part Number
Product D865GBF
Serial Number BQBF41601591
Version AAC28140-406


BIOS:
PropertyValue
Manufacturer Intel Corp.
Name BIOS Date: 08/04/05 00:31:45 Ver: 08.00.10
Release Date 20050804000000.000000+000
Version INTEL - 20050804


Monitor:
PropertyValue
Description Philips 107T4
Name Philips 107T4
Screen Height 768
Screen Width 1024


Keyboard:
PropertyValue
Description Standard 101/102-Key or Microsoft Natural PS/2 Keyboard


Pointing Device:
PropertyValue
Manufacturer Microsoft
Name Microsoft USB Wheel Mouse Optical


Sound Card:
PropertyValue
Manufacturer Creative Technology Ltd.
Description Sound Blaster Live! 24-bit
Device ID PCI\VEN_1102&DEV_0007&SUBSYS_10061102&REV_00\4&2E9 8101C&0&18F0


Video Card:
PropertyValue
Adapter Compatibility NVIDIA
Adapter RAM 134217728
Description NVIDIA GeForce 6600 GT
Installed Display Drivers nv4_disp.dll
Driver Version 6.14.10.8265
Driver Date 12/14/2005 10:51:00 PM
Video Mode Description 1024 x 768 x 4294967296 colors


DirectX Installation:
PropertyValue
Version 6.03.01.0148


Modem:
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Network Adapters:
PropertyValue
Description WAN (PPP/SLIP) Interface
Description Packet Scheduler Miniport
Description Intel(R) PRO/100 VE Network Connection - Packet Scheduler Miniport
Description Packet Scheduler Miniport

External Ports:
PropertyValue
External Reference Designator PS2Mouse
External Reference Designator Keyboard
External Reference Designator COM 1
External Reference Designator LPT1
External Reference Designator USB
External Reference Designator USB
External Reference Designator VIDEO
External Reference Designator USB
External Reference Designator USB
External Reference Designator RJ-45 Type
External Reference Designator Audio Mic In
External Reference Designator Audio Line In
External Reference Designator Audio Line Out
External Reference Designator
External Reference Designator
External Reference Designator
External Reference Designator
External Reference Designator
External Reference Designator
External Reference Designator
External Reference Designator
External Reference Designator
External Reference Designator
External Reference Designator
External Reference Designator
External Reference Designator
External Reference Designator
External Reference Designator
External Reference Designator
External Reference Designator

Expansion Slots:
PropertyValue
Slot Designation J6C1
Slot Designation J7B1
Slot Designation J8B2
Slot Designation J9B1
Slot Designation J10B1
Slot Designation J10B2
Slot Designation J11B1
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Sorry Captain I see no conflicts.

BTW are you working in an ice chest

Motherboard - 22C, 72F
CPU - 22C, 72F
Aux - 23C, 73F
WDC WD800BB-00FJA0 - 35C, 95F

Ive reviewed this entire thread and recommend a holistic approach here.

These dumps are all over the map, different drivers, different faults, different reasons. The cause of your problem is something that will need to be identified through troubleshooting. jephree's current direction was what i was thinking as i approached the end of the thread, however, i concur with him that there isnt anything jumping out at me.

I'd like to recommend your next step is to peel the onion. I want you to do a "parallel install" as per http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=316941 to C:\WinXp2. Although a similar thing can be accomplished using msconfig, its my belief that a parallel is a much better and thorough test architecture.


Install the OS, no extra drivers not on the cd, and patch it current to sp2+security fixes.

Pick one app/game to exercise your machine. With this most minimal install, using only 'in-box' drivers, test. My hope is that the problem does not reproduce.

If it does, then you almost certainly have a hardware problem and should use this basic install to help you test as you swap components in and out.

If it does not repro when 'cleaned up', then you should slow add software and drivers back to the machine, testing as you go to determine which thing is causing the instability issues.


My guess is that you have a hardware problem along the lines of a bad motherboard or cpu. Good luck sir.

Thank you for your response, Mr. Hobart.

So I'm looking at a clean format?

Ayee, a format is not an option for me, I'll lose everything! Plus, you're already sure it's a bad motherboard, a format wouldn't help me

BTW, why does my computer crash ONLY in games?

I put a fan next to my computer and had it blowing in cool air. I played Battlefront II, surprisingly for about 3 or 4 minutes before it crashed with a DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL referring to P17.sys. I was also monitoring the temperatures with Everest, not one number came even close to 35 degrees Celsius.

However I did some research on P17.sys. In msconfig in the Startup tab, it is called Rundll32 P17 and the command is Rundll32 P17.dll,P17Helper. It is located in HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run .

Originally Posted by joehobart

I'd like to recommend your next step is to peel the onion. I want you to do a "parallel install" as per http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=316941 to C:\WinXp2. Although a similar thing can be accomplished using msconfig, its my belief that a parallel is a much better and thorough test architecture.


Install the OS, no extra drivers not on the cd, and patch it current to sp2+security fixes.

Pick one app/game to exercise your machine. With this most minimal install, using only 'in-box' drivers, test. My hope is that the problem does not reproduce.

Wait, I think I misunderstood you. How does this parallel install work? The link only talked about a reformat which I thought you had implied.