Recent content by KingKrool

Can you please tell me if booting in safe mode helps?

BTW, when you did have the problem, did you try booting into safe mode?

Follow the instructions here to get a crashdump when the problem occurs (we can only hope that it works). Once you do, we can try going further with it...

Do you have itunes installed by any chance? Can you post the output of ipconfig

Are you sure the setup is correct? I've heard of cases where motherboards sometimes don't support certain combinations of RAM sticks (3 sticks aren't allowed for example), so one of the sticks is unusable. It can still show up, but it'll be marked as unusable.

Nah. I'm done buying PCs. Intel gives me a new one every couple of months. --- Updated Post - Automerged --- As for leet machines, I didn't own that one, just used it at work. I've worked on way more leet machines since then (64 cores).

^^Yeah, when I said back, I meant to TE. I'm not averse to being back from the US, it just wasn't what I was referring to.

I dunno. We'll see.

Both client and server editions of Windows support PAE, but client editions don't use PAE to enable more than 4 GB RAM (and actually a bit less based on how devices are mapped by your chipset - between 3.25 and 3.5GB). As mentioned above, your application will still not get more than 3 GB of...

No big secret in this. Indeed, Windows is built to allow this very thing. The proper tool to get it done is dism (see the Set-Edition option) documented here: Windows Edition-Servicing Command-Line Options You'll still need the appropriate license/product key to activate (i.e. converting Home...

When will that scourge ever be wiped out from the Indian CS world? For gods sake, why use a 16 bit compiler in a 64 bit world?

I don't think you can blame this on the Intel drivers just yet - the dump doesn't have the necessary information ("Could not read faulting driver name"). Overview of memory dump file options for Windows Vista, Windows Server 2008, Windows Server 2003, Windows XP, and Windows 2000 describes how...

Error 9F is a power management related issue - a driver was issued a power related request, and did something bad. Upload the minidump, and we can tell you which driver it is. That might help you figure out how to proceed. Bug Check 0x9F: DRIVER_POWER_STATE_FAILURE has some details on what 9f...

If hibernate and sleep are not important scenarios to you, I recommend considering Windows 7 boot from VHD support.

The error code you mention is MEMORY_MANAEMENT and the cause is "A PTE or the working set list is corrupted". (Content not found. Run memtest again. If your system is failing again and again, there may be something else at play. Faulty PSUs, bad devices can sometimes cause damage to other...