Hello everyone,

I have a little issue with my system. Sometimes Vista shows bsod, then
reboots and I get a message that it is because of my ethernet adapter.
However, the adapter works fine, the error happens randomly. At least I do
not see a reason why this happens.
My system is up to date, has the newest drivers, I have followed the
possible solutions for the problem that Vista has offered with no luck so
far.
In the event viewer I have found this :Fault bucket 0xD1_Rtlh86+29cc, type 0
All input is welcome, has anyone seen tis before?

Thanks,
Vladimir

Vladimir wrote:

Hello everyone,

I have a little issue with my system. Sometimes Vista shows bsod, then
reboots and I get a message that it is because of my ethernet adapter.
However, the adapter works fine, the error happens randomly. At least I do
not see a reason why this happens.
My system is up to date, has the newest drivers, I have followed the
possible solutions for the problem that Vista has offered with no luck so
far.
In the event viewer I have found this :Fault bucket 0xD1_Rtlh86+29cc, type
0 All input is welcome, has anyone seen tis before?

Random issues like that are usually caused by failing hardware. If you have
a desktop, try uninstalling the adapter and swapping it out for a
known-working one. NICs are cheap, so this is an easy troubleshooting step.
If you have a laptop, contact the laptop mftr.'s tech support.

Malke
--
MS-MVP
Elephant Boy Computers - Don't Panic!
FAQ - http://www.elephantboycomputers.com/#FAQ

Hi Vladimir,

I had an issue like this also until I went into the DEVICE MANAGER
(right-click MY COMPUTER, choose MANAGE, then choose DEVICE MANAGER) and
checked the settings on my card.

Right-click your card, choose PROPERTIES, and then go to the POWER
MANAGEMENT tab. Make sure that both checkboxes are unmarked.

-Gina