0x4e PFN_LIST_CORRUPT (Bad Main Board)

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0x4e PFN_LIST_CORRUPT (Bad Main Board)

Postby ThomasKaira » Thu Mar 27, 2008 5:58 pm

And this is not a RAM problem, the RAM I have has been previously proven to be good. Both sticks...

That leaves only the main board as the culprit behind all my problems...

Bugger it all, I've been chasing wild geese for two weeks, turns out I need a new board. >:(

Well, re-formatting did not actually fix the problems, it just masked random BSODs behind random restarts and minidumps... thanks, Microsoft... ::)
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Re: 0x4e PFN_LIST_CORRUPT (Bad Main Board)

Postby MWISimmer » Thu Mar 27, 2008 6:04 pm

... thanks, Microsoft... ::)


Don't knock MS, at least they're telling you what's wrong  ;)

They're not ALL bad... :)
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Re: 0x4e PFN_LIST_CORRUPT (Bad Main Board)

Postby ThomasKaira » Thu Mar 27, 2008 8:00 pm

I didn't say I blamed Microsoft for my problems, I blamed whoever made my board, whom I do not know at this point.

I was just a little irritated that my computer was restarting itself rather than BSODing, because the BSOD makes it easier for me to discover what went wrong, rather than look at the fault in a minidump window. ;)
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Re: 0x4e PFN_LIST_CORRUPT (Bad Main Board)

Postby ThomasKaira » Thu Mar 27, 2008 8:20 pm

Might not hurt to ask:

What could possibly cause your computer to BSOD for title error when you try to CLOSE a program? :-? :-?
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Re: 0x4e PFN_LIST_CORRUPT (Bad Main Board)

Postby Ivan » Fri Mar 28, 2008 12:43 pm

Page file resize or something else that needs drivers (like 3d to 2d switching)
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