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Hello
I'm having a pickle of a problem and I'm at a loss how to fix it.
Firstly, please see the following:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/hmtf7irjcwig4hr/042915-23275-01.zip?dl=0
This is the dump file attributed to my latest BSOD.
For the benefit of building a picture of what the problem is, I attach a further two dump files from BSOD's experienced yesterday and a few weeks back.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/j4pz7tqg7wfz9w7/040115-23415-01.zip?dl=0
https://www.dropbox.com/s/0ovv2igm7tq9yky/042715-23306-01.zip?dl=0
I experience these BSOD only when using FSX (Flight Simulator X) and not always in particularly 'stressy' types of environment (high density areas of scenery etc). I have searched the internet tirelessly looking for a fix and have undertaken the recommendations I have found including MEMtests, Virus scans (using Windows Security Essentials), System checks via CMD & updated GPU drivers. None of which seem to lead to a problem area.
Bizarrely, these BSOD don't occur every time I use FSX but do seem to rear their ugly head after a prolonged period of computer usage. Is my computer getting tired and rebooting in order to have a rest? A bit tongue in cheek but potentially.
Anyway, I would really appreciate some help from the experts on this issue because I'm at a loss where to go and would love to find a 'cure'.
Many thanks in advance for anyone who can offer some guidance.
Dave Potter
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Gerry,
I'm pretty sure I know the cause and will do some testing later. FSX is something I have knowledge on so it'll be easier for me to crack than the things you've been kind enough to help me with that I had no clue on.
I'll post my findings.
Dave
XP Rocks!
Thanks for your advice. The reason for me searching for an alternative guide was because in truth, I couldn't make head nor tail of what Asus were telling me to do in their instructions. They don't explain what CD I need to insert, what specific files I need to have on my USB, I found their guidance pretty poor to someone who has never worked with the BIOS before.
I'll revist their video tutorial again but if my past experience is anything to do by, I fear I won't have the confidence to give it a go any time soon as much as I do want to.
Regards
Dave
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Gerry,
Just a quick update. I managed some successful simming today with no errors on closing FSX so I think I fixed the problem software (relating to modules). Please see an up to date Event Log and I enclose the System Information file as well. If you have any comments with anything you see, I'm happy to continue to take your advice.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/as5dwkgoo96ec1m/Event\_Log\_Application.zip?dl=0
https://www.dropbox.com/s/1asaphx1o9ozgcp/Event\_Log\_System.zip?dl=0
System Info - https://www.dropbox.com/s/gq8t1962ve5c8c4/System\_Information.txt?dl=0
Thanks for your awesome help so far, I can't tell you how grateful I am.
Dave
Dave
[Problem Devices]
Device PNP Device ID Error Code
archlp ROOT\LEGACY_ARCHLP\0000 This device is not present, is not working properly, or does not have all its drivers installed.
Type Device Manager in the Search box above the Start button and press ENTER. Locate and right click on the device and click on Uninstall in the drop down list. Restart your computer and check whether the device reappears.
Log Name: System
Source: Microsoft-Windows-HttpEvent
Date: 06/05/2015 18:51:40
Event ID: 15006
Level: Error
Description:
Owner of the log file or directory \SystemRoot\System32\LogFiles\HTTPERR\httperr1.log is invalid. This could be because another user has already created the log file or the directory.
Please open Windows Explorer (keyboard shortcut) and follow the file path C>windows>System32>LogFiles>HTTPERR>httperr1.log. Right click on httperr1.log and select Properties. Compare what appears on the Security tab with the image below. Is there more than one user name in addition to System?
