Full Version: Blue screen of death, driver_irql_not_less_or equal
i got this error message a few times now, but they happened a few weeks apart: "driver_irql_not_less_or equal." stop: 0x000000d18, 0x00000002, 0x00000000, 0xf9734dae. lsrtnds.sys-address f9734dae base at f97250000 datestamp 3e9a2a18. sorry its long, but wanted to be as specific as possible. i guess the lsrtnds.sys file is bad, but not sure how to fix this problem. please don't tell me my ram or something is messed up, this computer has gotten so much maintenance i dont know if its worth it to buy that. thanks.
Hi djm 
This i believe could relate to your router ? can you make sure you are using the current driver for it and post back please with your make ?
You can also find out some more trouble shooting tips from Kelly [MVP] which can be found here
Regards
http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/win_xp_stop.htm
This i believe could relate to your router ? can you make sure you are using the current driver for it and post back please with your make ?
You can also find out some more trouble shooting tips from Kelly [MVP] which can be found here
Regards
http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/win_xp_stop.htm
Hello djm
I assume you're using a WLAN adapter or a WLAN adapter card which is causing that problem:
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Would suggest to go for a HJT log checking it. Here are some more details:
READ THIS FIRST
This link will tell you where to get the needed programs for you HJT log file.
After that you should post your HJT log file here:
HELP! Think you are Infected?
Regards
BU
I assume you're using a WLAN adapter or a WLAN adapter card which is causing that problem:
Google Search Result
Would suggest to go for a HJT log checking it. Here are some more details:
READ THIS FIRST
This link will tell you where to get the needed programs for you HJT log file.
After that you should post your HJT log file here:
HELP! Think you are Infected?
Regards
BU
Actually, I'm on a college Ethernet network; but I get wireless access in my dorm room. So I'm connected to two networks simultaneously. I'm using a Linksys Wireless B Notebook adapter, and just updated the driver on it yesterday. Should I still post a Hijack-This log?
Hi djm
well, would have been bit cleverer if you would have told us about updating the adapter. We would have gone a complete other direction :no: .
I would download the update device driver for that adapter and then uninstalling it completely. After a reboot and a check if everythings working fine again I would go for a HJT-log. I have told you the needed details in my last post. This is necessary to be sure that your system has no infection.
Depending on the result of your HJT-log I would try a new installation. Often a system can cause unexpected problems with updating a device driver.
Regards
BU
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Actually, I'm on a college Ethernet network; but I get wireless access in my dorm room. So I'm connected to two networks simultaneously. I'm using a Linksys Wireless B Notebook adapter, and just updated the driver on it yesterday. Should I still post a Hijack-This log?
well, would have been bit cleverer if you would have told us about updating the adapter. We would have gone a complete other direction :no: .
I would download the update device driver for that adapter and then uninstalling it completely. After a reboot and a check if everythings working fine again I would go for a HJT-log. I have told you the needed details in my last post. This is necessary to be sure that your system has no infection.
Depending on the result of your HJT-log I would try a new installation. Often a system can cause unexpected problems with updating a device driver.
Regards
BU
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