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Re:Well guess what??? I am an idiot….DOH!!!!
It was a bad stick of Memory. A very bad stick….it would check out on boot up.
But when I used Memtest86 it had over 389 errors. Thanks guys for all your help.
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Re:Error code 8032 is caused by not having File and Printer sharing enable on a
PC that has shares on it.
Error code 4319 means you have either 2 machines with the same name or
are logged in to 2 PC's at one time.
Neither error has anything to do with your original problem.
The problem has something to do with Half-Life and the video card drivers.
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Re:The only software that I have added is antivirus defenitions for Norton AntiVirus 2002. I am running SP2 in it.
I have added some maps to the Half Life folder a couple times. The memory is suspect, but I am leaning towards
the HD Master as the problem. It was set to small dump and I changed it to kernel as you have suggested.
From the sysevent.log these are some of the errors that are happening repeatedly:
5:02:53 PM BROWSER Error None 8032 N/A xxxxxxx The browser service has failed to retrieve the backup list too many times on transport \Device\NetBT_Tcpip_{3AD7EC71-5868-49B8-944C-285482C84FCF}. The backup browser is stopping.
NetBT Error None 4319 N/A xxxxxxx A duplicate name has been detected on the TCP network. The IP address of the machine that sent the message is in the data. Use nbtstat -n in a command window to see which name is in the Conflict state.
Hope this helps….:)
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Re:Hmmmm…. no hits on that address in my supersecret database.
So let's break this down and get to good old-fashioned troubleshooting:
STOP: 0×0000000A (0×00000020, 0×00000002, 0×00000000, 0×8044173c)
means that the instruction at address 0×8044173c illegally touched memory address 0×00000020 while the processor was at IRQL 0×00000002. In this case, it was a read operation. Now, I realize this is gobbldeygook for many, but if you're really curious, "Inside Windows 2000, 3rd ed." contains good explanations.
Now, the first 64K of memory is ALWAYS off limits to EVERY process. The most frequent cause of touching bad memory is using a null pointer. So MS helps developers catch this type of error by marking the first 64K of memory no access. If a developer has a null pointer when accessing memory, the app crashes, or if the "app" is a driver, the box crashes. That's what's happening here.
You don't mention what service pack you're running. Please post that, because address 0×8044173c is an address in ntoskrnl.exe. This does NOT mean that the kernel itself is bad; more likely, a driver is making an API call that resides in ntoskrnl and passing bad data to the kernel, and the kernel is dutifully doing what it was told to do. Performing validity checks on every call to the kernel would get very expensive (read: slow), so the kernel trusts that drivers making API calls in kernel mode are passing good data.
If the problem just started 3 weeks ago and you've made no changes to the system, bad RAM is certainly a possibility. But I'm guessing you've made changes. Have you updated any drivers? How about virus signature files? (Antivirus programs run as a device driver.)
The fact that half life is suddenly generating errors could indicate bad RAM as well.
Open your System event log and apply a filter on source "Save Dump." This will give you a list of all the times your machine crashed. Look through the list of crashes. If they're all STOP 0×0A's with last parameter of 0×8044173c, it's a software error. If you're getting STOP 0×0A's, 0×50's, 0×4E's, then you're looking at bad hardware, most likely RAM. Basically, if the OS is crashing left and right for different reasons every crash, it's likely RAM/hardware. If it's always crashing on the same instruction, it's software.
Do you have a memory dump? Is it a kernel, small, or a full dump? (Check in the Advanced tab of System control panel, startup/shutdown options.) Set your system to produce a kernel dump.
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Re:Microsoft Reference (http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;q165863)
The link posted above is from Microsoft's Website it may or may not help you determine the problem.
If you installed any devices just recently that may be the problem.
Any new software just recently, according to Microsoft this type of error can be hardware and/or software.
Look on the bright side, atleast your not trying to troubleshoot a Win98 BSD. With 2000 you get some info.
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Re:The hard drive may be bad.
I've had problems where files have been corrupted and similar problems have ensued.
But then again, there are so many other possibilities…
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