Debugging of the memory.dmp displayed
nvlddmkm
storport
storachi
tcpip
netio
Intelppm
Code:ffffc181`0b2fc458 fffff80e`f8361043 intelppm!PerfReadWrappingCounter+0x33
intelppm.sys Intel Processor driver http://downloadcenter.intel.com/Default.aspx also at
See if uninstalling the Intel driver using the control panel and reinstalling from Drivers & Software
has a favorable impact on the bsod.
Last edited by zbook; 29 Jun 2017 at 23:54.
when using dps like this:
dps ffffc1810b2f6000 ffffc1810b2fd000
You should just have a look at those line beginning with this string: ERROR: Module load completed but symbols could not be loaded for
Code:ffffc181`0b2fa288 fffff80e`f89d2ad7*** ERROR: Module load completed but symbols could not be loaded for nvlddmkm.sys
Since the MEMORY.DMP has more information, and an bigger stack, you will find more lines like this (those u posted):
Code:ffffc181`0b2fbe38 fffff80e`f4fd64bd storport!RaidAdapterAcquireInterruptLock+0x31 ffffc181`0b2fbf08 fffff80e`f4fa6092 storahci!AhciFormIo+0x2d2 ffffc181`0b2f9bd8 fffff80e`f545a71d tcpip!AlepFillEdgeInterfaceRelatedFields+0x3cd ffffc181`0b2f97a8 fffff80e`f534e87d NETIO!MatchValues+0x16d ffffc181`0b2fc458 fffff80e`f8361043 intelppm!PerfReadWrappingCounter+0x33
but U can ignore those at first. Just have a look at those with
Module load completed but symbols could not be loaded for xxx.sys
When using !irp look at the lines begginning with:
\driver\xxx
And line beginning with "Probably caused by":
Probably caused by : xxx.sys
Those three strings u have to look for!
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