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Hello everyone
Specs:
- build 7057, x64
- 4 GB ram
- Intel Core 2 Duo E8400 (3.00 Ghz)
- Nvidia GeForce 8800 GT (running latest drivers - GeForce/ION Driver Release 185 )
- No OC'ing
- No custom drivers
Problem:
My computer goes BSOD randomly. The most common reason is whenever I exit Neverwinter Nights 2. That gives me a BSOD every single time - no exception. I choose exit from the menu, the screen goes black (game shutting down) - and it returns the BSOD. The BSOD mostly refere to the file win32k.sys (C:\windows\system32\win32k.sys), and is most often returning the bug check code VISTA_DRIVER_FAULT. I have investigated the .DMP files, produced by the crash, and they ALL give me the BUGCHECK string of 0x3B.
I have tried:
I tried to google this problem, attacking it from any possible angle, but none of the results matched my story - the closest was a guy with busted RAM - but i just checked mine 20 minutes ago with MemTest86+, from a Hirens Boot CD - they passed (as expected). I even tried renaming the file, though I was positive that it would render my system unbootable - it did
From the dump files:
Below I have included some of the things that I see in all the dump files:
(as they might give someone here a general idea or direction to go, without having to open the entire dmp file as I did)
If anyone would look at these, or if anyone has suggestions, I would LOVE to hear about it!
Any help is really appreciated! I am really out of options
Kind Regards
TwinA
I know that RC1 is released, but I do now wish to format before RTM is released! Formatting is not an option.
Specs:
- build 7057, x64
- 4 GB ram
- Intel Core 2 Duo E8400 (3.00 Ghz)
- Nvidia GeForce 8800 GT (running latest drivers - GeForce/ION Driver Release 185 )
- No OC'ing
- No custom drivers
Problem:
My computer goes BSOD randomly. The most common reason is whenever I exit Neverwinter Nights 2. That gives me a BSOD every single time - no exception. I choose exit from the menu, the screen goes black (game shutting down) - and it returns the BSOD. The BSOD mostly refere to the file win32k.sys (C:\windows\system32\win32k.sys), and is most often returning the bug check code VISTA_DRIVER_FAULT. I have investigated the .DMP files, produced by the crash, and they ALL give me the BUGCHECK string of 0x3B.
I have tried:
I tried to google this problem, attacking it from any possible angle, but none of the results matched my story - the closest was a guy with busted RAM - but i just checked mine 20 minutes ago with MemTest86+, from a Hirens Boot CD - they passed (as expected). I even tried renaming the file, though I was positive that it would render my system unbootable - it did
From the dump files:
Below I have included some of the things that I see in all the dump files:
(as they might give someone here a general idea or direction to go, without having to open the entire dmp file as I did)
Attached 14 dump files.
If anyone would look at these, or if anyone has suggestions, I would LOVE to hear about it!
Any help is really appreciated! I am really out of options
Kind Regards
TwinA
I know that RC1 is released, but I do now wish to format before RTM is released! Formatting is not an option.
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