Well, any other suggestion or guess?
What do you think yourself? Hardware issue? A new driver or Windows update?
What is your system file (NTFS or FAT32)?
Maybe if you post more we can guess more 8)
Well, any other suggestion or guess?
What do you think yourself? Hardware issue? A new driver or Windows update?
What is your system file (NTFS or FAT32)?
My system file is FAT32, and I have not installed anything new.
Maybe, it was a problem with the latest VPS update (0427-0), it was installed that day, but I had not restarted the computer (it did not tell me to do so). Since I have avast, only one virus definition made me restart the computer.
Please send me the newest .dmp file from the \windows\minidump folder. I'll take a look at it and get back to you.
Are you using the latest version of avast? [4.1.418]
Is this the first time such a problem happened?
How long have you been using avast?
I’ll send it now.
I use version 4.1.418
It is the first time it has happened.
I’ve been using avast for almost a year.
Not necessarily…
I though like you until few days ago.
See http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=314063
Let’s continue searching…
Could be software indeed ::), a driver…
Windows updates and software installed in the past…
Working and after the update, crash
Ok, could not be but, remember, in these cases, could be software. In fact we only remember to think in hardware but, did you change your hardware since that? :
Is there a file called memory.dmp in your windows folder?
No.
but, did you change your hardware since that?
No, but I changed some values in the BIOS related to AGP some time ago, that’s why I whant to load de failsafe settings.
Anyway, it is strange to have problems when I’m not doing anythig instead of while playing FarCry or UT2004.
Couple of months ago I suddenly started to get the same error message (IRQ_not_less_or_equal). I assumed it was caused by some driver but I desided to run a memtest first → And yes, RAM was faulty.
I have downloaded memtest and in two passes, it has detected one error
So it must be the RAM, but it seems to be a random problem.
I have disabled Bank Interleave in the BIOS and memtest has not found any error in two passes, but I’m not sure if this will be enough or I’ll have to change some RAM modules.