Hello guys,
i'm new at this place and it's seems to be really helpfull forum!
so here is my pain:
new build Pc:

-all drivers and Bios up to date, exept grafic i tryed 158.19, but it's really buggy so i roll back to 97.94

-no Virus or Spyware found, exept cookies...Scaned with Kaspersky, Norton Antivirus v2007, Avira AntiVir

- MemTest 12 hours, no errors found

- Prime95 12 hours, no errors found

so very offten i having BSOD with defferent errors:
Driver_Irql_Not_Less_or_equal
with 0x000000D1 Tdi.sys or Hidparse.sys

or

Page_Fault_in_nonpaged_area
with 0x00000050 kmixer.sys or fdc.sys or vga.sys or watchdog.sys

sometimes for 3 days no errors, but yesterday about 5 times during watching Video (driving me crazZZy)

any help or sugestions would be really apriciated !

can u be more specific about youre error ... i could possibly help

Originally Posted by braden198

can u be more specific about youre error ... i could possibly help

i'm sorry, what exactly u need to know? ..i provided BSOD error's above

.dmp file is 0b, so nothing inside...minidump folder is empty, but in Event Viewer i got Error:

Event Source: Service Control Manager
Event Category: None
Event ID: 7000

Those BSOD sources are all over the place. NIC; mouse driver; floppy controller; system; etc.

You appear to have a lot of Anti Virus software or tools which could also be a problem. You should only have one anti virus running.

Your tests would appear to suggest the hardware is good.

Wish we could get some dumps. Right click My Computer then Properties > Advanced > Startup and Recovery > Settings > Write Debug Information

Here choose Kernel Memory Dump and see if that starts recording your dumps.

Have you read this post:

http://www.d-a-l.com/help/showthread.php?t=50190

Originally Posted by jephree

Those BSOD sources are all over the place. NIC; mouse driver; floppy controller; system; etc.

You appear to have a lot of Anti Virus software or tools which could also be a problem. You should only have one anti virus running.

Your tests would appear to suggest the hardware is good.

Wish we could get some dumps. Right click My Computer then Properties > Advanced > Startup and Recovery > Settings > Write Debug Information

Here choose Kernel Memory Dump and see if that starts recording your dumps.

Have you read this post:

http://www.d-a-l.com/help/showthread.php?t=50190

antivirus progs i install --> scan --> uninstall, one after another, so this is not da case.

ah cool ...now Kernel Memory Dump is selected! ..let's see what it's brings, will post it here right away....and yea i read the faq, but seems that i was in the rush and missed about Kernel Memory Dump....sorry

tnx for your help jephree

hehe not long waiting, here it is in attachments

tnx

Uninstall the ASUS enhanced video drivers via add/remove programs to see if it makes a difference.

Originally Posted by peterdiva

Uninstall the ASUS enhanced video drivers via add/remove programs to see if it makes a difference.

hm..can't find ASUS enhanced video drivers on my add/remove programs, any clue?

Do you have anything listed for ASUS? If not, uninstall your current video drivers and install the latest ones from nVidia.

http://www.nvidia.com/object/winxp_2k_158.19.html