BSOD Stop error 0x0000035 Vista Ultimate

Am I the only person who is getting a BSOD due to Acronis True Image Home 2009? Since the first release of this version my computer keeps giving me a BSOD (NO_MORE_IRP_STACK_LOCATIONS) at various times but especially when I install an Access Runtime.

Acronis support is slow and not helpful. They just keep sending me links for other issues.

Any help is greatly appreciated.

 

Hello bgruen,

Thank you for your interesting in Acronis True Image

Can you please clarify when exactly BSOD start to appear? After installing the program or when you try to perform some task with the installed program?

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Dmitry Nikolaev

 

I have tried dozens of times (true) chatting wiht technical support. I have run test after test. I have sent crash dumps, I have changed registry settings and even tried to run some software from MS that nearly make my system unrecoverable and no solution. All based on your so called "Support". The lastest support was sorry we hav never seen this before and it must me unique to your system. NOT...

I have this same issue on 2 machines with unique serials.

THe machine crashes (BSOD) after rebooting from a access runtime install. The only solution is to boot in Safe mode and remove the runtime.

PLEASE PLEASE HELP.

 

I have only had BSOD on computers with memory chip problems. You could run a memory test program to check that you memory chips are good. There have been lots of postings here about people with similar issues.

memtest86+ is a well known free memory testing program that I have used.

http://www.memtest.org/

 

Ran the tests, no luck. Tests all passed but BSOD continues...

Got any more suggestions?

 

Have a read of this. It is not specifically related to Vista Ultimate but describes the same problem and talks about hotfixes.

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/906866

 

I really appricate your help on this, Acronis has been very slow to respond and so far they have been unsuccessful in helping me with this issue.

I tried to run the HotFixes from MS but since I am running Vista, they did not run. I found this curious note however:

"On a computer that is running Microsoft Windows XP with Service Pack 2 or that is running Microsoft Windows Server 2003 with Service Pack 1, you install more than three programs that are related to file security. For example, you install more than three antivirus programs or file-encryption programs."​

This is curious since I am only running one (1) anti-virus program (From MS no less) and no File encription pregrams that I am aware of. The Vista OS includes BitLocker, but I have not enabled that. In addition both the machine I have had this problem with, include a startup suite of programs called "Embassy Trust Suite by Wave Systems" which seems to include TPM.

Do you know anything about this? My gut tells me that this could be the culprit. I will try to reboot without it and see. If you have any thoughts, I would appreciate it.

Thank much.

 

I found the driver causing the trouble: nlem32nt.sys

If I remove or alter this driver, the BSOD stop. The problem however, the database I need to use gives me the following error: [MOVE]Encryptionizer- The Specified Driver is invalid.[/MOVE]