bsod minidump included

[simple541]

hello everyone, having bsod issue on a vista machine, helping a friend out. I could really use some help with debugging as I am not very experienced with windebug yet. Thanks in advance

link http://www.filedropper.com/lanehome-thu0730201513502172

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[simple541]

gate way E2610-D model. 32bit vista business, 3gb ram, onboard video. e4400 duo cpu 2.0 ghz

 

[johnbl]

I would look to see if the CPU fan is working at full speed, clean out any dust. I think your CPU overheats and causes bugchecks
with older machines the overheating can be with the memory controller attached to the CPU on the motherboard. Put a fan on the system and see if the problem still occurs.

machine info:
Vendor 945GT-GB
BIOS Version V1.09
BIOS Starting Address Segment e000
BIOS Release Date 09/12/2007
Vendor 945GT-GB
BIOS Version V1.09
BIOS Starting Address Segment e000
BIOS Release Date 09/12/2007
Manufacturer Gateway
Product Name 945GT-GB
Version 1.0
Manufacturer ELITEGROUP
Product 945GT-GB
Version 1.0
Processor Version Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Duo
Processor Voltage 8ch - 1.2V
External Clock 200MHz
Max Speed 4000MHz
Current Speed 2000MHz

Note: these old systems tend to have solder that is brittle and cracks causing circuit connections that connect and disconnect as the system heats up.
Really hard to find these problems.

I would start by checking temps and the CPU fans. I would also boot and run memtest86 to confirm the basic memory system is ok.
if that is ok, then try setting some verifier flags to look for a driver that is corrupting memory.
on windows 7 you would start cmd.exe as an admin, then run
verifier.exe /standard /all
and reboot
and wait for the next bugcheck. (sorry, in vista days I had my own program to set the flags so not sure if the current method will work)
Note after you are done testing turn off the verifier flags or your machine will run slowly until you do.
try
verifier.exe /reset





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looking at the bugcheck, most current first:

first bugcheck was cause because something corrupted kernel memory belonging to the system.
second bugchek was bugcheck 0x124 called by the CPU
system was up 5 mins, most likely the CPU reset because of overheating.
third bugcheck was caused because the memory image of csrss.exe was corrupted(modified) in memory, the system detected the change and shut down.
forth bugcheck was 0x124 called by the cpu, system was up 4 mins 34 seconds. Likely the cpu was reset because of overheating.

 

[simple541]

Thanks for the reply. I wanted to share that it can be powered on week at a time in Safe mode with no issues. I don't know if that helps

 

[simple541]

i swapped memory and cleaned debris from fans. CPU fan seems to blowing fine. I did notice that when i uninstall video driver, seems to work (suspect), reinstall driver and Bloop.

 

[johnbl]

power failure in the power to the video card can cause a CPU to reset when it goes into 3d graphics mode or you use a browser that has hardware acceleration turned on. try a new power supply to test it if you have one. Or stress test the graphics card and see if the CPU resets.

i swapped memory and cleaned debris from fans. CPU fan seems to blowing fine. I did notice that when i uninstall video driver, seems to work (suspect), reinstall driver and Bloop.