Beginning dump of physical memory

[fair64]

I am getting a BSOD with these messages:
***Stop: 0x00000050 (0xf....)
Page_Fault_In_NonPaged_Area
CPUID: GenuineIntel 6.3.4 irql: if sysver 0x.
Alot of addresses then
Address dword dump Build[1381]
some more addresses then
Beginning dump of physical memory

The machine has 32megs of memory when I install an additional 32 she works fine. Switched sticks out, thinking one might be bad, but I still recieve this message.
Thanx

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[Fat_Eric]

Try checking your swap file and set it to say 120MB for min and max sizes

[RWalker]

I have seen this a lot on 32Mb NT4 machines. The memory may not necessarily be bad and as soon as I have stuck in say 64Mb or more, NT runs a dream.

If you must run NT with 32MB, make sure your pagefile.sys is set to say min 75 Mb for example. You can also set it to a maximum setting so that if you are running larger programs your system will not run out of virtaul memory. Please be aware that you need enough physical disk space to do this.

Regards,

Rob Walker

[DEMANDO 2000]

I have seen the exact same error but caused by an incompatibility between the NT Cirrus Logic chipset video driver and pcAnywhere v8. This video chipset is commonly used in Compaq servers. Everything is fine until you pcAnywhere into the server, then on the next reboot, bam! That same error message you describe.

If this is the same problem I faced, you should be able to boot in VGA mode. Once you get in, change the display driver to a generic SVGA display. You will be able to get a maximum color depth of 16 colors and a resolution of 800x600. Not the best, but perfectly adequate for a server.

Last I looked, Cirrus Logic was blaming pcAnywhere and vice versa, so no one would take responsibilty for a driver update. If anyone has heard of same, please post here. And don't tell me the fix is getting pcA v.9, cause I think I'll be sick. Bought 6 licences for 8 just before they announced 9.

[august1stdevil]

I have a AMD64 Atholon processor, With 1GB of ram, 200 gb hard disk and i am running windows Xp Professional. When Ever i am watching a video or listening to music it would work fine at first and then after a lil bit i get this message:


Pls if any one can help me pls re post or shoot me an email @ [email protected].

*I am thinking about another stick of 1gb ram. what do you think. would it solve the problem?