constant crash and reboot

Hi,
My Windows XP Pro SP3 32-bit system is randomly rebooting, as usual always when in the middle of typing something.

The windows help systems offeres http://wer.microsoft.com/responses/...d36d5d7&Bucket=0x8E_nt!ExDeferredFreePool+107

stating drivers, I have updated the graphics drivers, chip set drives and network drivers but no success.
The system is a Zoostorm
Pentium 2.70Ghz, Sandy bridge 32nm
4.00 GB DDR3 ram,
Motherboard is Asus P8H61-MX
Intel HD Graphics (intergrated)
1 X Internal iTB WD10EURX HDD
1 X External Western Digital My Book

2 Monitors 1 connected by D-sub, 1 by DVI
Mouse and keyboard (microsoft)

I am running out of ideas of what to try now.

 

l would also add, Skype keeps on crashing, Google Chrome keeps on crashing,

 

Hi my friend , what is the temperature of your machine ? You can download this utility

http://majorgeeks.com/HWMonitor_d5842.html

even do you check your machine about virus ? Do you check your memory ? :wave

 

Hi, Falconattack,
I am running Trend Micro security Agent,

I am in an air conditioned office, the temperatures of my system are about 35C or 93F

 

Failing hard drive? Loose or defective memory stick? Loose connector somewhere? What you describe does not sound like a software problem.

 

Thanks I will open it up and check.

 

You can download this cd

http://www.hirensbootcd.org/download/

burning it with

http://www.majorgeeks.com/ImgBurn_d4870.html

there is many tool which helps you to test your memory with memtest86 even you have to find the manufacturer of hdd testing your hdd

go to Start
Right click to My Computer
Properties
Hardware tab
Device Manager
Disk Drivers

there is a code of your hdd like this

HDS722516VLSA80

for instance :wave

 

Greetings, Captain Drift...

In addition to the advice already given, a couple of things you might try:

1. Navigate to Control Panel > System > Advanced system settings > Advanced > Startup and Recovery settings. Make sure 'Automatically restart' is not checked, and 'Write debugging information' is set for 'Small memory dump'.

2. Boot your machine into Safe Mode (or Safe Mode w/Networking), run it through some paces and see if you can cut your software troubleshooting in half.

 

Hi, Thanks for the solutions,
I have turned off the restarting and looked in event manager and all the red X ones point to DLL files.
When running SFC it was unable to check the DLL files as I do not have the windows disc that was used to install this version. This is a genuine version with a corporate licence.
Is there anyother way to check the DLL files?

the Hard drive is
Internal = WD10EURX-63FH1YO

 

I am in safe mode and everything is working better, slightly quicker

 

Bluescreen now giving Stop: 0X00000050 Page Fault in Non pages area.

Graphics driver issue.
Thanks guys

 

Be careful you must use this tool

http://majorgeeks.com/Driver_Sweeper_d6171.html

running in Normal Mode
you can restart your machine
running in Safe Mode
you can restart you machine

before you install the new one :wave

 

Hi Falconattack,
I have followed the Microsoft advice for this error and found it was looking for an INF file that was not on my system,
I have removed from device manager in safe mode, rebooted, cancelled the instalation, installed the drivers from the Asus website, rebooted and since 1;30 no blue screen.
Just chrome and silverlight in chrome crashing now.

Thanks for the Help so far.

 

You can uninstall chrome completely even reinstalling it anyway :wave

 

Thanks,
I have removed rebooted,
re installed chrome
rebooted,
and still getting the aw snap page a lot.
The Silverlight plugin keeps crashing as well. I have created a new user profile and imported the bookmarks and now testing this.

 

today I am getting 0X0000008E
I will be replacing the memory stick as my issues only happen when I have 7 + chrome tabs, Outlook 2007, 3 + IE8 tabs, Skype and a call tracking software.
The system has 1 4GB DDR3 Stick.

 

You must follow my 7th post ensuring what is the faulty ram my friend , even when the memtest86 is started you must leave it for 5 hours at least :wave

 

This points to a driver problem, not RAM.
If RAM were faulty, you'd have the same problem in safe mode.

 

Yes it's my mistake :confused