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Dim 4100 W2K BSOD after windows update
Hi,
At work we've got two Dimension 4100's that can't be patched.
After patching the systems in last Tuesdays patch frenzy both of the machines BSoD'ed on reboot.
Machine 1, Windows 2000 Server SPK 4, BIOS A08
Machine 2, Windows 2000 Professional SPK 4, BIOS A11
Stop message on Machine 2 was "Stop Error 0x0000007F / UNEXPECTED_KERNEL_MODE_TRAP". The stop message on machine 1 could not be read because it rebooted too quickly.
The machines have the same things in common,
Borland Database Engine 5.2.0.2
Oracle / Oracle Client 8.1,
SAV Corp 9,
Dell supplied Intel PCI Chipset driver,
Dell supplied Intel ATA 100 Driver,
MS Windows update supplied CNET PRO200WL Driver (more recent than Dell's one and on MS's Hardware compatibility list)
Dell supplied Nvide Riva TNT 2 Model 64 drivers
Both machines were 'recovered' by restoring System State from backup and have been running for the past few days without a problem so its definitely NOT a hardware issue.
Any ideas? Anyone else have this problem?
TIA.
At work we've got two Dimension 4100's that can't be patched.
After patching the systems in last Tuesdays patch frenzy both of the machines BSoD'ed on reboot.
Machine 1, Windows 2000 Server SPK 4, BIOS A08
Machine 2, Windows 2000 Professional SPK 4, BIOS A11
Stop message on Machine 2 was "Stop Error 0x0000007F / UNEXPECTED_KERNEL_MODE_TRAP". The stop message on machine 1 could not be read because it rebooted too quickly.
The machines have the same things in common,
Borland Database Engine 5.2.0.2
Oracle / Oracle Client 8.1,
SAV Corp 9,
Dell supplied Intel PCI Chipset driver,
Dell supplied Intel ATA 100 Driver,
MS Windows update supplied CNET PRO200WL Driver (more recent than Dell's one and on MS's Hardware compatibility list)
Dell supplied Nvide Riva TNT 2 Model 64 drivers
Both machines were 'recovered' by restoring System State from backup and have been running for the past few days without a problem so its definitely NOT a hardware issue.
Any ideas? Anyone else have this problem?
TIA.
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