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October 16th, 2008 12:00

Multiple BSOD on Lattitude E6400

On my lattitude E6400 i get systematic BSOD at windows startup (Vista x64 ultimate and Windows Server 2008 x64) with the message IRQL_NOT_LESS_Or_EQUAL and it continues at every reboot

 

The only way to solve it is to boot on safe mode once and make a standard reboot

 

I got the same result with A03 and A06 Bios.

 

Another symptoms (don't know if they are both linked):

- If i watch Video, after some time (from 10 minutes to 2-3 hours), I get my processors used to 100%. If i watch the task manager and the sum processor activity on the showed process I don't get too 100% => Maybe a Graphic card drivers problem?

 

NB: Both symptom are random so they are hard to repro...

 

 

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    Posted October 16th, 2008 12:00

    Someone speak Chinese?

     

    http://support1.ap.dell.com/cn/zh/forum/thread.asp?fid=34&tid=198359&msg=897786

     <ADMIN NOTE: Broken link has been removed from this post by Dell>

    There's something about the webcam

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    Posted October 16th, 2008 13:00

    Details:

     

    The memory Dump (with Windbg) seems to focus on the OA001Vid.sys too (like in the Chinese post) file which is part of the Creative Webcam Drivers

    I use the last available version (1.2.2.603, A01, 12/08/2008)

     

    I unistall the drivers from Windows Management console (with unistall driver option), let Windows Vista install the standard drivers.

     

    I made a local reseach the OA001Vid.sys is no longer in my system directory.

     

    Wait and see...

    Message Edited by Desfarges on 10-16-2008 09:15 AM
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    Posted October 16th, 2008 13:00

    Its not possible to disable the webcam in the Dell A06 Bios.
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    Posted October 28th, 2008 08:00

    Hi Desfarges,

     

    I have the same effect with my E6400. The dump analysis points to OA001VID.SYS. The German support is as helpless as I am.

     

    I send them my minidump and asked them to contact Creative.

     

    Did removing the Creative driver and using the standard Microsoft help solving the problem?

     

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    Posted October 28th, 2008 09:00

    Since I ve uninstalled the Creative webcam Drivers AND disabling the webcam after I have no more blue screen

     

    But i still have my processor occupation problem (i think this one is linked to the Intel Graphic Driver)