Windows 7 Intermittent BSOD: Special Pool Detected Memory Corruption Troubleshooting Assistance Needed

kemical

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• Nov 19, 2013

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Use !analyze -v to get detailed debugging information.

BugCheck C1, {fffff9802ad18ee0, fffff9802ad180a0, fd0118, 23}

Probably caused by : memory_corruption ( nt!MiCheckSpecialPoolSlop+9a )

Followup: MachineOwner

Hi,

your bios needs updating:
BiosVersion = V1.6
BiosReleaseDate = 01/21/2009
There has been at least 10 updates released some including updates for memory modules (please double check I have the correct motherboard:
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Please update your GPU driver:
atikmdag.sys Wed Apr 20 02:53:29 2011
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Please update your network driver (you can also grab your Hi Def sound drivers from here too):
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If after updating the above your still getting bsod's please download and run memtest86 to check for memory errors.:
http://www.memtest.org/

 

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Wilco2089

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• Nov 19, 2013

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kemical,

Thanks for the analysis, I will do this and post back the results here.

Also, I have never flashed BIOS before, is that pretty easy?

 

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kemical

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• Nov 19, 2013

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If you got to the motherboards web page I'm almost sure they'll have a guide and/or software to help you.

In fact it does say to use the little flash utility included in the download:

Users who download BIOS from here (not using Live Update) should use the flash utility included in the downloaded compressed file when doing the BIOS update. To avoid BIOS update failure, please do not use older versions of the update utility or utilities not provided by MSI.

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I also found the guide page too:
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Wilco2089

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• Jan 28, 2014

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Sorry for taking sooo long to get back and update.

I was able to update the BIOS and everything seemed to work fine for a while. Eventually my ram started to die so I have built a new rig.

Thanks for all of your help in debugging and suggest the fixes for the issues I was having.

 

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kemical

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• Jan 29, 2014

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Thanks for updating..

 

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