Re: NDIS.sys
From: Angela Lee (leanode_at_berkeley.edu)
Date: 04/02/04
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Date: Fri, 2 Apr 2004 11:29:32 -0800
I also have a problem with the ndis.sys driver.
it caused a "invalid_work_queue_item" blue screen error
and stated that it's ndis.sys.
It crashes everythign time I turn on the laptop in normal
mode. I played gunbound too, but i haven't played it for
a few weeks and this error is not only shutting down teh
game, it's my laptop that got shut down.
I am not a computer expert and I have no idea how to fix
it. Please can you help me?
How to do repair install? How to update the driver?
I saw that the ndis.sys has version number 5.1.2600.1106.
the ntoskrnl.exe has version number 5.1.2600.1151 and
hal.dll has version number 5.1.2600.1106.
Please help me...millions of thanks in advance
>-----Original Message-----
>The NDIS library (Network Driver Interface Specification)
is contained in
>ndis.sys. It is a collection of routines that
applications can invoke to
>perform network-related operations. Ndis.sys is an
integral part of the
>kernel and it must match other kernel components to work
properly. Perhaps
>the update you installed requires a particular version of
NDIS you do not
>have, or the update replaced some of the system
components used by ndis.sys.
>
>You didn't say which service pack you have installed (if
any). The latest
>released service pack is 1a. Service pack 2 should be
out soon. You could
>look at the version number of your ndis.sys (...\system32
\drivers) and make
>sure it matches ntoskrnl.exe and hal.dll (both
in ...\system32). These two
>components are used by ndis.sys. I would also highly
recommend you check
>with Windows Update for possible missing updates. If
everything looks good
>but it still crashes, you might try running a repair
install. Doing that
>should give you a matching set of system components;
however, in some
>instances it could make things worse. Backup any
important data before you
>attempt a repair.
>
>The BSOD you had means ndis.sys tried to access memory
that was swapped out
>to disk. The first parameter is the address it tried to
read (0x00000008).
>This is not a valid address. I'm speculating that it
pulled it out of a
>corrupted or misaligned data structure given to it. I
would expect a
>failure like this if the wrong version of ndis.sys were
used.
>
>FYI -- the warning you saw while installing the modem
driver simply means
>the driver has not passed Logo Certification. It is a
certification process
>that verifies a driver can handle adverse conditions (low
on memory and
>other system resources), the driver only uses the
resources it acquired, and
>the driver releases all resources it acquired, when it is
done. Using a
>non-certified driver does not mean the system will
crash. However, using a
>certified driver does mean it is less likely to crash the
system.
>
>- Robert -
>
>"Kal" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
message
>news:1689101c4177d$f8ac5190$a301280a@phx.gbl...
>> Dear Helper
>>
>> First of all here is my system information:
>> Laptop, Fujitsu C Series Life Book
>> Windows XP Pro, CPU 700MHz PentiumIII, RAM 256MB, 20GB
HDD
>> Internet: ADSL ( Provided by TPG, Australia ), Modem D-
Link
>> DSL200, USB Port, Connection is 256Kbps
>>
>> I'm writing to you to ask what is NDIS.sys, what does
this
>> file do? Has microsoft updated this file?
>>
>> Well, lately, i've been playing an online game called
>> "GunBound", which similar to Worm game but people can
join
>> up and play online via the internet.
>>
>> For the first few weeks, that i played this game, it was
>> fine, but since this game has updated it file system and
>> preventing hacking system. My computer cannot play the
game
>> anymore, everytime that I start to play with other
people,
>> my computer freezes and display a blue scrren error
message
>> telling me something like this
>> "DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LEST_OR_EQUAL" and techincal
information is:
>> STOP: 0x000000D1
(0x00000008,0x00000002,0x00000000,0xF98C2DC1)
>> NDIS.sys-Address F98C2DC9 base at F98B0000 date
stamp3d6de4c3
>>
>> I suspected problem might be because of the Modem
because
>> at the first time that i installed the modem, there was
an
>> error message telling me that, the hardware has not
passed
>> Windows Logo or sth like that, but i continued the
>> installation anyway.
>>
>> Can you please help me about this?
>>
>> I'm looking forward for recieving your asnwer in the
near
>> future.
>>
>> Best regards
>>
>> Kal
>
>
>.
>
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