Still opened to BSOD ?

Hello,

I've bought a new motherboard recently, and I can't install ESS no more. I installed/upgraded all my device's drivers, but it didn't help. NOD32 3 has no problem.

When services start during ESS install, a BSOD appears about NTKRNL32.EXE (I'll reverify this at home) NTOSKRNL.EXE. Windows loading will then end up on a BSOD, due to "multiple irp complete requests". I have to boot in safe mode and disable the 4 ESET devices listed in non-PNP devices to be able to logon. I didn't try to isolate which one is responsible for this.

So, are you still opened to receive any memory dumps -I think we're on approach to the final release...-, or do you have any piece of advice ?


Windows 2000 Pro SP4 up to date
ASUS P5W DH DELUXE - BIOS 2302
2Gb RAM
Adaptec RAID 2100S


PS: Sorry for my english...

 

I get the same BSOD with ESS for NTKRNL32.EXE, and also WANARP on occasion, but it happens only after time; sometimes hours. I also always get Firewall Config not loaded at startup but it appears to be a false error.

As a result, I have backed off to EAV which appears to mostly run flawlessly.

This may be a Win2K only issue since I haven't read of any XP/Vista BSOD's in a long time.

 

I just reinstalled my system, it crashed definitively when formatting my last partition (hd failure... in raid 10 ). I believe I'll soon drop my adaptec 2100s before turning crazy.

I downloaded Windows Debugger, and will try and learn to use it along with dumps. From what's written about multiple_irp_complete_requests pb, it may be quite difficult to point its source, also given the fact that I'm quite tired...

edit: The debugger incriminate epfwtdi.sys ( epfwtdi+3b8d ) for the ESS install BSOD -IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL-, and ntkrnlmp.exe ( nt!IopDeleteFile+17c ) for the windows start BSODs.

 

The results of WinDbg :

 

So far, Windows will start after disabling only epfwtdi device. The driver testing tool verifier.exe ran flawlessly on IRQL checking with all drivers at once (I had first removed ESET's ones). Should I run it with other options ?

Thanks