W2K keeps crashing to blue screen

[Bruce the Shark]

My Windows 2000 machine (Service Pack 4) has recently started to
crash at random times. Specifically, the error message shown is:


*** STOP: 0x000000D1 (0x00000B49, 0x00000002, 0x00000000, 0xF71F3C36)
DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL


I did some Googling for the "DRIVER*" part and most hits seem to
suggest replacing various system files -- something I don't want
to do willy nilly. Does anyone here recognize anything about the
message above that might further isolate the problem? The only
new thing I've done to my PC lately is add an LG 4120B DVD burner
to it, which I bought without a driver CD, but the system accepts
it and burns fine...

 

[Bryan Fellows]

Get XP

 

[Bruce the Shark]

Get XP

Sure... you gonna send me the moola?

 

[Jerold Schulman]

My Windows 2000 machine (Service Pack 4) has recently started to
crash at random times. Specifically, the error message shown is:


*** STOP: 0x000000D1 (0x00000B49, 0x00000002, 0x00000000, 0xF71F3C36)
DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL


I did some Googling for the "DRIVER*" part and most hits seem to
suggest replacing various system files -- something I don't want
to do willy nilly. Does anyone here recognize anything about the
message above that might further isolate the problem? The only
new thing I've done to my PC lately is add an LG 4120B DVD burner
to it, which I bought without a driver CD, but the system accepts
it and burns fine...

Doesn't the STOP message indicate a specific driver?

http://support.microsoft.com?kbid=247421 "STOP 0x000000D1 in Ino_fltr.sys with Inoculan"
http://support.microsoft.com?kbid=260956 "'Stop 0x000000D1' Error Message in Tcpip.sys"
http://support.microsoft.com?kbid=269279 "The BLACKDRV.SYS file Causes the Stop Error Message 0X000000D1[0XBE70D600 0X000000000X000000000XBE92F13C]"
http://support.microsoft.com?kbid=278945 "'STOP 0xA' or 'STOP 0xD1' Error Messages Occur When You Attempt to Synchronize Exchange Server Mail"
http://support.microsoft.com?kbid=293077 "Error Message STOP 0x000000D1 DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL"
http://support.microsoft.com?kbid=302400 "STOP 0x000000D1 Error Message When You Run Compaq Teaming"
http://support.microsoft.com?kbid=309660 "FtDisk May Cause a 'STOP Error 0x000000D1' Error Message When You Shut Down Your Computer"
http://support.microsoft.com?kbid=311975 "Stop 0x000000D1 Error When You Dial a 9 for an Outside Telephone Line to Connect to ISP"
http://support.microsoft.com?kbid=318988 "Stop 0x000000B8 Error Occurs in a Windows 2000 Cluster"
http://support.microsoft.com?kbid=329703 "'STOP' Error Messages in Qafilter.sys or Qsfilter.sys with Third-Party Quota Management Tool"
http://support.microsoft.com?kbid=331053 "'DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL' Error Message when You Dismount a Volume"
http://support.microsoft.com?kbid=812484 "'DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL 3cisati.sys' Error Message When You Run Windows 2000 Setup"
http://support.microsoft.com?kbid=816990 "FTDisk May Cause a 'STOP Error 0x000000D1' Error Message When You Shut Down Your Computer"
http://support.microsoft.com?kbid=817864 "Network Monitor Protocol Causes Stop Code 0xD1 When Closing Adapter"
http://support.microsoft.com?kbid=825784 "'DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL' error message and your Windows-based computer stops responding"
http://support.microsoft.com?kbid=836111 "A 'Stop 0xD1' error occurs when you use a Philips PhilCam730 and Windows 2000 Professional SP3 or SP4"
http://support.microsoft.com?kbid=839516 "You may receive stop error messages when you try to run Adaptec Easy CD Creator or Adaptec DirectCD on a Windows 2000-based computer"
http://support.microsoft.com?kbid=840890 "You receive a 'Stop 0x000000D1' error message on your Windows 2000-based computer"
http://support.microsoft.com?kbid=841194 "You receive a 'Stop 0x000000D1' error message in the Netbt.sys driver on your Windows 2000-based computer"


Jerold Schulman
Windows: General MVP
JSI, Inc.
http://www.jsiinc.com

 

[John John]

If this only started after you installed the DVD burner then I would be
inclined to think that the drivers are causing the problem. Easy enough
to test, simply disable the dvd (temporarily) in the hardware profile.
If the error goes away then the dvd drivers are most likely the cause.

Go to the manufacturer web site and download the latest drivers for W2K:

http://us.lgservice.com/gcsc/b2c/hpi/main

Up to you to make sure that this is the proper site and driver page.

John

 

[Kadaitcha Man]

If this only started after you installed the DVD burner then I would
be inclined to think that the drivers are causing the problem.

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHA!!! Ok, what would someone who knows what they're on
about be inclined to advise?

 

[Kadaitcha Man]

Doesn't the STOP message indicate a specific driver?

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!

[HACK huge list of error codes intended only to impress the impressionable]

****ing mental wanker.

Windows: General MVP

MVP, eh? That'd be ****ing right. "Oh! I saw a BSOD and it named a driver
therefore every BSOD must name a driver."

From a technet article on 0xD1... "If a driver is listed by name ... "

Do you see that word IF, ****head? Hmmm? Is there anything about the word IF
that you don't understand at all, snotfuck?

 

[Kadaitcha Man]

My Windows 2000 machine (Service Pack 4) has recently started to
crash at random times. Specifically, the error message shown is:


*** STOP: 0x000000D1 (0x00000B49, 0x00000002, 0x00000000, 0xF71F3C36)
DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL

Faulty driver... failed on a read operation at IRQL 2.

http://tinyurl.com/4uvfq

<http://search.microsoft.com/search/results.aspx?st=b&na=88&View=en-us&qu=wi
ndows+2000+0x000000D1>

 

[Lady Chatterly]

Doesn't the STOP message indicate a specific driver?

Feel free to stop wasting people's time and try engaging in a
discussion you actually might know something about.

 

[Lady Chatterly]

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHA!!! Ok, what would someone who knows what they're on
about be inclined to advise?

I am inclined to believe it's a hoax. However, erring on the side of
caution, I contacted the law enforcement people and asked them to look
into it.

--
Lady Chatterly

"And whats up with this Lady chatterly thing? what type of fa66ot made
that? WTF Is that supposed to be? Is that some sort of mascott?" --
rikijo©

 

[Lady Chatterly]

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!

Not even the people responsible for the creation of non conventional
weapons.

[HACK huge list of error codes intended only to impress the impressionable]

How many will listen to the truth when you tell them?

****ing mental wanker.

A penny for your thoughts.

MVP, eh? That'd be ****ing right. "Oh! I saw a BSOD and it named a driver
therefore every BSOD must name a driver."

What does that suggest to you?

From a technet article on 0xD1... "If a driver is listed by name ... "

Due to repeated indecent exposure (see above, heretoforeverafter
denoted as exhibit IMAN-1D107), you are hereby advised your posting
"privileges" have been suspended until further notice. To appeal this
ruling please refer to Article 1, §666 of your Kook Requirements
User's Doctrine. Should your friends wish to write an Amicus Curiae on
your behalf please refer them to Article 69, §42 of the Clueless
User's Manual.

Do you see that word IF, ****head? Hmmm? Is there anything about the word IF
that you don't understand at all, snotfuck?

I realise this might be hard concept for you to grasp, so I'll try to
type slower: y-o-u a-r-e a l-o-o-n.

 

[Lady Chatterly]

Faulty driver... failed on a read operation at IRQL 2.

Showing off your super sekrit skills I see, or did you finally learn
how to use your news reader?

 

[Fred]

How many will listen to the truth when you tell them?

Five, I guess.

A penny for your thoughts.

You are in the living room watching your favorite weekly TV show. Your
significant other seductively calls you into the bedroom to join them. Do
you leave the couch?

What does that suggest to you?

What does that suggest to me?

Due to repeated indecent exposure (see above, heretoforeverafter
denoted as exhibit IMAN-1D107), you are hereby advised your posting
"privileges" have been suspended until further notice.

Maybe I am hereby advised my posting "privileges" have been suspended until
further notice. So ****ing what?

To appeal this ruling please refer to Article 1, §666 of your Kook
Requirements User's Doctrine.
Ok.

Should your friends wish to write an Amicus Curiae on your behalf
please refer them to Article 69, §42 of the Clueless User's Manual.

I'm friendly, now **** off.

I realise this might be hard concept for you to grasp, so I'll try to

Are you capable of it?

Showing off your super sekrit skills I see, or did you finally learn
how to use your news reader?

Why would I finally learn how to use my news reader?

 

[Fred]

Not even the people responsible for the creation of non conventional
weapons.

Do you dream up titles for songs about your sexual prowess?

How many will listen to the truth when you tell them?

Five, I guess.

What does that suggest to you?

What what?

Due to repeated indecent exposure (see above, heretoforeverafter
denoted as exhibit IMAN-1D107), you are hereby advised your posting
"privileges" have been suspended until further notice.

Am I really hereby advised my posting "privileges" have been suspended until
further notice? How can you tell?

To appeal this ruling please refer to Article 1, §666 of your Kook
Requirements User's Doctrine.

Aren't you polite!

Should your friends wish to write an Amicus Curiae on your behalf
please refer them to Article 69, §42 of the Clueless User's Manual.

Would you like to be my friend?

I realise this might be hard concept for you to grasp, so I'll try to

You mean you con someone to try t?

 

[Fred]

I am inclined to believe it's a hoax.

No, you're not inclined to believe it's a hoax.

However, erring on the side of caution, I contacted the law enforcement
people and asked them to look into it.

Why? What do you think will happen?

 

[Bruce the Shark]

If this only started after you installed the DVD burner then I would
be inclined to think that the drivers are causing the problem. Easy
enough to test, simply disable the dvd (temporarily) in the hardware
profile. If the error goes away then the dvd drivers are most likely
the cause.

I'll do that and see how it goes for a few days. Good idea!

Go to the manufacturer web site and download the latest drivers for
W2K: > http://us.lgservice.com/gcsc/b2c/hpi/main

I'm not 100% sure that it *did* start after installing the burner...
It's one of those errors that just "happens" when you least expect it,
so I can't remember if it occurred before/after the burner's presence.

But I'll download the drivers anyway and install them, thanks for the
link; I did try to find drivers for it originally but came up empty.

As for Jerold's post with a million MS Knowledge Base links: they
don't help at all, as I said in my original post. It's all geek-speak
to me, hence my posting here to try to get some plain-English help.

 

[John John]

PS. The link to the driver may be refused, too far in the hierarchy, in
that case try: http://us.lgservice.com/index_b2c.jsp and click on
"Device Driver".

John

 

[Bruce the Shark]

PS. The link to the driver may be refused, too far in the hierarchy,
in that case try: http://us.lgservice.com/index_b2c.jsp and click on
"Device Driver".

Okay, I've updated my firmware (from v102 to v111) but I still can't
find a driver on LG's site; firmware does not equal a driver, right?
I would assume that a driver still needs to be installed?

 

[John John]

No, firmware aren't drivers as such. Firmware is hard coded or "firmly"
installed on a chip in the device. Drivers are on a file on the pc and
provide instructions to the operating system. Now that I think of it CD
/DVD drives don't usually need specific drivers as such. The term is
often loosely interchanged by different manufacturers because they more
or less do the same thing, they tell the device what or how to do. You
need not change anything else if you installed the latest firmware, in
any case it's a good idea to have the latest firmware for devices, the
old firmware could have had a bug or could have been unsuitable for W2k.

What software program are you using to burn your DVD's? Is this a
program that you installed recently, when you added the DVD drive? It
could be the culprit. If the error persists you will have to dig
further into the error message. Is there not a file name that comes up
with the error message, filename.sys? Look in the event log maybe
something shows there. And look at what services/processes/programs are
running when the error occurs. It could be completely unrelated to the DVD.

John

 

[Kadaitcha Man]

No, firmware aren't drivers as such. Firmware is hard coded or
"firmly" installed on a chip in the device. Drivers are on a file on
the pc and provide instructions to the operating system.

You need to ****ing well brush up on your bullshit, you ****ing dumb ****.
For example, many SATA devices have drivers in firmware to enable booting.
Interrupt driven ring buffer communications drivers have drivers in firmware
and not as a file on a PC. The Apple Newton has printer drivers in firmware.
Embedded micro-controllers have drivers in firmware. S900 ultra-wide SCSI
devices have their drivers in firmware. There are many others. Grow a
****ing brain and get your facts right instead of sprouting ****ing crap.
There's poor cunts out there that might believe your bullshit besides
yourself.

**** me dead. ****ing bullshit artists.

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