We have been getting a blue screen message for several weeks now (2-5 times/week) and have been unable to find a cause to the problem. We have a quad PII-450 with 2GB of ram on Dell servers running Citrix MetaFrame 1.8 over Windows NT 4.0 SP4 TS Edition.

We are getting the message:

Stop 0x0000000a (0x000041f2, 0x0000001c, 0x00000001, 0x80118119)
IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL *** Address 80118119 has base at 80100000 – NTOSKRNL

I have also seen this happen with TERMDD.SYS.

This message will appear at random with no warning seen.

Can anyone help give me ideas as to what I should be looking for on this? I've seen some ideas on the web, but none seem to apply in our case.

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Thanks!

Chris Reck

Sometimes, I used to get that error message. It's coming from incompatible device or conflicts between devices. Also, installing bad software gave me BSOD.

Just as a matter of interest are you using the Dell supplied on baord dual adaptec SCSI ?

Interesting...

I have a dual PII450 board, with an onboard dual adaptec SCSI (7895), and when I put in the second processor, it started getting a stopA. The stopA is a bit weird though, since the four numbers are (0x0, 0x0, 0x2, 0x0), which I've never seen b4. It mainly happens in ntoskrnl.exe or fpcibase.sys (which I assume is the ISDN driver, since it's always while I'm surfing).

It may not be related, but I've added this since it seems close, and because of the previous comment on the adaptec.

BTW, the main board is a gigabyte.

Simon.