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« on: March 14, 2005, 09:54:49 PM »
So, I got this Logitech webcam,and install the QuickCam software/drivers for it. Only problem is, that when I have too much IO stuff going on (i think), such as updating the mp3 player and messing around with kazaa, my system goes BSOD! YEARGH!!
Now it's really only a minor annoyance, but I like my system as stable as possible. So I uninstall the offending driver (it apparently is a known, unfixed issue for the driver on Win2000), and yet i STILL get the BSOD!
So my GUESS is that the driver is still around! But I can't FIND IT!
BSOD goes like this:
Stop:0x000000DB C0xc0400....
A driver has corrupted the memory management system PTEs
Address 8046d139 base at .... ntoskrnl.exe
So far, I've
-gotten ready to install the quickcam drivers, then look at the setup files it throws up, and did a search for every single .dll that shows up in the temp setup files in my system. No dice.
-updated my MB drivers
-removed all registry entries (playing with fire) that reference Logitech Cam or QuickCam
-defragged (yeah, long shot)
-used EVEREST, home edition to find the offending driver, no dice
-used whatever that cmd is to look for unsigned drivers, no dice
So, my question to all you ubar geeks of doom, what else can I do? My last resort is to format the drive and reinstall windows, but it's a bother to do so. Ideally, i can either
-find the dang DLLs causing this issue
-somehow fix the "corrupted memory management system PTEs"
Anyone know how I can do either of these? If ya do, you get a meece! Or at least get to look at one as I devour it.