Re: STOP Error at 0xA IRQ....

No I didn't. Sorry wrong email. it's just david at mvps.org.

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"Ok" <Ok@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:F25DA02B-981A-467F-B1DF-7DD759C3182D@microsoft.com...
> But did u get a mail from me?
> I checked my sent folder, a mail to <davidc @ mvps.org>
> was sent with a minidump file.
> But actually my own outlook delete the dmp file of this message
> any advice what i could do instead?
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> "David Candy" wrote:
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>> I haven't recieved a file.
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>> "Ok" <Ok@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:1463B7E9-F22C-46C9-B283-515C3F23F1DE@microsoft.com...
>> > Ok, i send u one, but even they are set to a small dump (64kb) they are
>> > exactly 88 kb this is wierd.
>> > By the way the dump i send should be a a Stop error conserninng the normal
>> > bug,
>> > But as i mentioned, when i manually delete all unverified drivers manually
>> > and pull the plug, i get the same STOP but with a addendum that usbhub.sys
>> > caused the problem, and that use to happen only then, when the other not
>> > verified drivers are deleted.
>> >
>> > And i am not online at the weekend so sorry for no response till sunday
>> > evening.
>> > I appreciate the help.
>> >
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I did two days ago

I received the file.

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"Ok" <Ok@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:342DD475-544A-4058-8FB2-525D2679ECB2@microsoft.com...
>I did two days ago

What is your memory and disk drive configuration?

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"David Candy" <.> wrote in message news:ekZ5l9ryFHA.2644@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl...
I received the file.

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"Ok" <Ok@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:342DD475-544A-4058-8FB2-525D2679ECB2@microsoft.com...
>I did two days ago

Im not sure what you mean with that.
Well the notebook has 512 MB RAM
What are those configs? I guess you
dont mean sth like my harddisk is primary master
and so on, or do u?
And what is a memory config?

Thx

"David Candy" wrote:

> What is your memory and disk drive configuration?
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Corrupted dmp files are normally related to either memory configuration (running windows in a special memory mode), too much memory (in conjunction with something else), or running windows on RAID and similar high performance hard disks.

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"Ok" <Ok@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:F0752732-4168-4E61-9C9E-B24E239236E3@microsoft.com...
> Im not sure what you mean with that.
> Well the notebook has 512 MB RAM
> What are those configs? I guess you
> dont mean sth like my harddisk is primary master
> and so on, or do u?
> And what is a memory config?
>
> Thx
>
> "David Candy" wrote:
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>> What is your memory and disk drive configuration?
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Well but what does it mean to me?
Its a fresh installed XP ona new Notebook, no RAId
not much RAM and i dunno about any special
memory managment

"David Candy" wrote:

> Corrupted dmp files are normally related to either memory configuration (running windows in a special memory mode), too much memory (in conjunction with something else), or running windows on RAID and similar high performance hard disks.
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> "Ok" <Ok@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:F0752732-4168-4E61-9C9E-B24E239236E3@microsoft.com...
> > Im not sure what you mean with that.
> > Well the notebook has 512 MB RAM
> > What are those configs? I guess you
> > dont mean sth like my harddisk is primary master
> > and so on, or do u?
> > And what is a memory config?
> >
> > Thx
> >
> > "David Candy" wrote:
> >
> >> What is your memory and disk drive configuration?
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> >> -
>

I believe that helping me is getting annoying
but im really not sure, what i could do.
I guess a fresh bought notebook is not
equiped with too much memory or sth else.

What are my possibilities to remove the driver files by hand?
Is there a tool? or should i just remove sys files from the system/driver
folder?