I am getting this on multiple machines on my Windows 2k network. All clients are brand new and running XP. I am running group policies on these machines. Help is urgently needed.

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It happened to me when I tried to dual boot with win2k and redhat7.2. First time i turned the computer on it said that. (I tried formatting the second drive (that didnt work) so Im now going to format the first drive and see what happens...

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My boss laptop did the same thing and now after we restarted the the laptop it is real slow

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I am having the same problem. I thought my computer locked up when the blue screen hit, so I hit reset before it could get to the "completed dumping" part, I guess. Now, either the computer reboots as soon as Win2k starts up, or I can use it (like now) for a short period of time before it crashes... I have a spare stick of RAM, so I'll swap them around to see what's up. I _really_ hope I don't have to wipe clean my harddrive though... :/

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This problem is probably problems with the hard drive. Meaning that either there are missing files that the OS needs or that there are problems in the registry. Most of the time you have to reformat the hard drive if you can't manually repair it in safe mode for example.

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Hi, I've been tracking instability issues on my machine for a while now. This is the lastest. Installed winXP twice to 40GB partition on 40 GB drive, with 512MB memory stick installed. Once got PAGE_FAULT..., once got KERNEL_MEMORY_INPAGE_ERROR (or similar). Then I tried to install to a 14GB partition on a different drive, only swapped the drive and cable. Got the PAGE_FAULT_IN_NON_PAGED_AREA BSOD and another with no code at all. So two with each drive. Then I swapped out the 512MB stick for a 128 MB stick. XP installed to the 14GB parition on the first try. I'm 90% certain I have a bad DIMM. Anyone know of a good (free) intensive memory diagnostic?

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I have IRQL LESS or EQUAL error messages and also the PAGEAREA error message. My Vaio is under waranty but Sony doesn't want to hear anything about it. My Laptop is simply unsuseable because it happens systematically when I Use Photoshop 6,01 and I'm a photographer. Does any one has an idea ? I updated Win Home and the Via 4 in 1 driver but nothing can help. I'm thinking of selling this brand new computer to buy another one from another manufacturer

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I'm on WinNT, SP6 and got the same problem today after pressing the CTRL+ALT+DEL button to login. Did the following: 1. Replace the existing winlogon.exe file 2. Changed RAM stick 3. Reinstall Service PAck (SP6) Status: ABle to login with no problems. Not quite sure which actually helped to resolve the problem.

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some boat with you guys! i also had all the same theories of bad ram hd etc. but notice that all our problems are in 2000/xp or nt4. im convinced its an nt thing. ive been scouring the internet for months trying to find an answer to the physical memory dump/kmod/irgl error messages but ive yet to come across the answer.

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I found "Beginning dump of Physical Memory. Physical Memory dump Complete. Contact your System Administrator or Technical Support Group" Please send me solution of that kind of messages which I found in Windows NT Workstation. Tapan

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That memory dump error is from a bad memory chip. you take out the faulty chip and everthing will be ok

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I've got the same problem. In my case I've narrowed it down to McAfee VirusScan. When I install it, it happens. I reboot in safe mode, remove McAfee and reboot. It's back to normal.

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There is nothing wrong with the memory. Possibily the system files were corrupted or modified with non compatible ones, because of a software you have installed before the last shutdown.

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Had similar problems with win 2k server after installing display drivers. I had to boot into safe mode and uninstall them and then had no probs. It is related to the RAM as I had to reset the RAM chips for the machine to load up it. I also had mega problems with Acrobat and memory dumps particularly with printer from the internet.

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Had similar problems with win 2k server after installing display drivers. I had to boot into safe mode and uninstall them and then had no probs. It is related to the RAM as I had to reset the RAM chips for the machine to load up it. I also had mega problems with Acrobat and memory dumps particularly with printing from the internet.

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normally the error message before the bunch of zeros would mean something. go to support.microsoft.com and type the exact error message. it would normally have 2-3 articles regarding that. it could be a driver, or it could be bad memory.otherwise you would just have to reinstall the os.

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This might sound down right stupid... but give it a try anyway if you're out of options: IT WORKED FOR ME. When I had the same with Windows 2000 Pro SP2 and Windows XP, I unpluged the hard drive from the mother board (just the bus, not the power) and pluged it back in after few seconds (say 10) the system booted fine with normal settings. I've still to detrmine the cause and why unplging the bus worked. Keep posting the ideas eFRIEND

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Same error as above. Changed memory same error. Unplugged hard drive from motherboard. Rebooted fine. Thanks

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I am getting the same error. I have tried everything suggested up there but nothing works, if anyone of you have any ideas , help me out!!

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I had the same problem. It appears that the issue is one of what kind of message you get. If the message is one of paging file, try increasing the paging file size. I was using windows NT4 with service pack 6 for quite sometimes. Recently I started facing this "physical memory dump..." problem with the message "IRQ not equal or less...." whenever I am trying to run a big program. I had initially 160 Meg memory in four slots (64-32-32-32) and it was working great so far. I assumed from IRQ problem that two slots are trying to communicating at the same time. I just took off the last 32 meg stick and it is working great with the rest 128 meg. Everytime I fill up the last slot with the 32 meg stick, the system becomes unstable and crashes. I, however, believe that there is some problem with the operating system and I will not have this problem if I reinstall NT. It will work well with 160 meg momeory as it was doing so far. I have ME in another hard drive and it works pretty fine with 160 meg memory. So it is not a hardware problem. Kazi

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A physical memory dump is not necesarrily a sign of bad RAM... Windows default settings dictate that when you get a BSOD, that it dumps the contents of the physical memory to a file for high-level tech support. This is more likely a sign of a device driver conflict... All though it still could be the RAM... Do a search for the DocMemory Program. It is a free program that will do several in depth tests on your RAM and even do a burn in stress test. You will need version 2.0 or higher for the Win2000 system.

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Im getting this aswell ive got 2x 256 ram chips. It only does it after boot or whilst booting its a real bitch wating 2hrs of rebooting for your pc to load. I know that nav screws it up..but ive removed and formated. same with easy cd creator removed and formated. all my drivers are up2date and even with minimum drivers it still screws up :'( Ive looked around and nobody really seems to know for sure what it is mainly a whole load of guess work. So i guess im just gonna bin this pc and start fresh...its a pretty new 1.4 amd with 512 ram... gutted :(

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Read the following MS-Artilces: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;Q307866 Overwrite the list of files (from NTSP6A)that this articles show. There is'nt a NT Physical DUMP Error!! For more information Send me email. mmila

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I got the blue memory dump screen also, except when I rebooted my server it kept rebooting and rebooting and rebooting. It would try and load the OS, but then reboot itself. It kept doing this over and over again. After that we got a "no secondary IDE channel. No 80 conductor cable installed" Anyone have any ideas? Thanks!

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STOP: c000021a {Fatal System Error} The Windows Logon Process system process terminated unexpectedly with a status of 0x00000080 (0x00000000 0x00000000). I have ABIT KG7, 512 ddr,WD 40GB and all that running on XP. It was all ok untill i formated my disc and started installing, all was going fine but when the first boot came i saw this damn BSDE. I tried reinstalling it about 5 times and now i dont know what to do anny more. HELP :)))

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I have 3 Dell powerhouses, two are dual PIII's and one is a dual Xeon. I'm running Win2k on all of them with the same devices and software installed. I'm getting the "Pysical Memory Dump 0x0000x00...etc" bluescreen on all of them and they happen at the most random times. Sometimes I'll be tooling away in 3d software, other times it'll be hitting the back button on IE5." I don't have a CLUE why this happens but I can confidently say it's NOT A RAM ISSUE.

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in reply to #31 I'm having the same pc as you do , and I'm haveing the same error. I'm searching a solution right now. - It's not the RAM !! (tested it with DOCTESTER) It might be an issue with a networkcard, though I'm not sure about that. I'll keep ya updated :-)

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Heres something Right Click My Computer, Left Click Properties, Left Click the Advanced TAB. Under the "Sartup and Recovery" Field Click on Settings. In the Start up and Recovery Properties under the "Write Debugging Information Information" Field, change the memory Dump to None. Click OK, OK, Done. Reboot the Unit.

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Memory Dump Error is a Microsoft error. The engineers that were developing NT left the company, and now they do not know how to fix the problem. If you want to solve the problem, change from Microsoft. The problem is the OS. good luck and keep debugging that BSOD!

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