BSOS 0x7E

[Charlie]

My h/c daughter's computer running XP pro gets an 0x7E ((0xC0000005) BSOD at
shutdown. I have tried all that MS suggests that I have been able to find. My
son used this computer before he went to college - now he has his own. He
tapped into the hard drive to move stuff over. His new computer in not Intel,
so thought that was the problem. In the root, I was hoping to modify value
for "Intelppm". However, "Intelide" was the only thing I found. Modified from
0 to 4 anyway but that didn't help.
New Logitech keyboard/mouse - so reinstalled software with 3/4/09 release.
Encouraged by thee date but that didn't help either.
Some basic info - old Dell 4100 - came with Win98 - upgraded by a friend of
mine to XP Pro. I do not have CD.
Perhaps I need to go through each driver and update it? Yikes!
If it helps, here are the three codes I am dealing with
0xF7A719AC
0xF7B209B4
0xF7B206B0

kbdclass.sys - Address F7A719AC base at F7A71000

Cheese & crackers, if you know what that means you're far smarter than I.

Charlie

 

[Andrew E.]

Sounds like memory,does pc have 3 memory sticks installed,if so try
switching them to diffrent slots.Also,try setting virtual memory to: "let
system
manage" click set 2X,close out.Another trick (this one does work),go to run,
type:regedit In regedit,expand:HKEY_CURRENT_USER/controlpanel/open
desktop,L.click on:AutoEndTasks Go to edit,modify,set to 1 From 0 Close
out
regedit.This simply ends processes sooner than xps lag time to shut down or
restart pc....One can alao download & run microsoft memory tester,get at:
http://oca.microsoft.com/en/windiag.asp

 

[Charlie]

Andrew, thank you for your response. Two memory sticks, Switched them. No
help, Virtual memory reset as advised. Registry values reset.
The only thing that is different is that now I get a BSOD that says 0xD1.
I did try to go to http://oca.microsoft.com/en/windlag/asp but I couldn't
get there. Thought maybe you meant "winlag" so omitted the d but that was the
same.
I did try restoring the registry to a 4/28 set of values, thinking daughter
had installed something, but still get the 0xD1. Progress might have been
getting it back to 0x7E, but nooo. just joking.

Charlie