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Ethernet networking problem causes bluescreen
Hello,
My Vista Ultimate Sp1 computer went bluescreen. After restarting, the computer said bluescreen was caused by an "ethernet networking problem." I followed the directions provided at "http://wer.microsoft.com/responses/Response.aspx/13805/en-us/5.1.2600.0.00000000.9.9?SGD=ee5737ed-b626-4a1e-9acc-590ec50bfad0" (Steps 1 & 2 revealed nothing.) I've come to step three and opened "Event Viewer." In Event Viewer, it said "Fault bucket 0xD1_Rtlh86!MpHandleSendInterrupt+e1, type 0" under general tab for the bluescreen event. Discussion pages at this site did not match with my fault bucket. Here are some specs for my ethernet hub. "Name [00000004] Realtek RTL8168/8111 Family PCI-E Gigabit Ethernet NIC (NDIS 6.0) Adapter Type Ethernet 802.3 Product Type Realtek RTL8168/8111 Family PCI-E Gigabit Ethernet NIC (NDIS 6.0) Installed Yes PNP Device ID PCI\VEN_10EC&DEV_8168&SUBSYS_365C1462&REV_01\10EC8 16800" "Driver c:\windows\system32\drivers\rtlh86.sys (6.1837.926.2006, 43.50 KB (44,544 bytes), 11/2/2006 5:25 AM)" I hope someone can find a way to solve the problem. |
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Ethernet networking problem causes bluescreen
Hi
It seems that there is trouble with your Network card. First log to Realtek support and look for the most recent drivers for the RTL8168/8111 Then look at Windows Device Manger and Uninstall what every thing relate to the Network card. Reboot and install with the new drivers. BTW. It would be also a good idea to apply the SP2 or SP3 upgrade to WinXP. Jack (MS, MVP-Networking) "bluescreenenemy" wrote in message ... Hello, My Vista Ultimate Sp1 computer went bluescreen. After restarting, the computer said bluescreen was caused by an "ethernet networking problem." I followed the directions provided at "http://wer.microsoft.com/responses/Response.aspx/13805/en-us/5.1.2600.0.00000000.9.9?SGD=ee5737ed-b626-4a1e-9acc-590ec50bfad0" (Steps 1 & 2 revealed nothing.) I've come to step three and opened "Event Viewer." In Event Viewer, it said "Fault bucket 0xD1_Rtlh86!MpHandleSendInterrupt+e1, type 0" under general tab for the bluescreen event. Discussion pages at this site did not match with my fault bucket. Here are some specs for my ethernet hub. "Name [00000004] Realtek RTL8168/8111 Family PCI-E Gigabit Ethernet NIC (NDIS 6.0) Adapter Type Ethernet 802.3 Product Type Realtek RTL8168/8111 Family PCI-E Gigabit Ethernet NIC (NDIS 6.0) Installed Yes PNP Device ID PCI\VEN_10EC&DEV_8168&SUBSYS_365C1462&REV_01\10EC8 16800" "Driver c:\windows\system32\drivers\rtlh86.sys (6.1837.926.2006, 43.50 KB (44,544 bytes), 11/2/2006 5:25 AM)" I hope someone can find a way to solve the problem. |
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Ethernet networking problem causes bluescreen
Had the same issue here, but only when the NIC (by Realtek) was plugged into a gigabit ethernet switch (the brand of switch did not matter). BSOD every time even in safe mode. Moved cable to 10/100 switch - no BSOD. I've encountered problems with Realtek chips before (usually found on cheap mobos or cheap NICs and it shows), so I usually replace NICs with IntelPro's or something else more reliable. Anytime you see a "crab" silkscreened on a VLSI chip, you can be assured it is crap. -- BeefyDog |
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Ethernet networking problem causes bluescreen
There are millions of the Realtek based NICs out there. The great majority
work fine. It may be that some counterfeit chips are involved. One issue can be that there is a driver version chip version mismatch. (New chip version, older driver, or the opposite) Automatic updates seem to be the leading cause of such mismatches. As to the "same issue" -- since the thread is not showing, who knows what the same issue actually is. "BeefyDog" wrote in message ... Had the same issue here, but only when the NIC (by Realtek) was plugged into a gigabit ethernet switch (the brand of switch did not matter). BSOD every time even in safe mode. Moved cable to 10/100 switch - no BSOD. I've encountered problems with Realtek chips before (usually found on cheap mobos or cheap NICs and it shows), so I usually replace NICs with IntelPro's or something else more reliable. Anytime you see a "crab" silkscreened on a VLSI chip, you can be assured it is crap. -- BeefyDog |
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Ethernet networking problem causes bluescreen
There are millions of the Realtek based NICs out there. The great majority
work fine. It may be that some counterfeit chips are involved. One issue can be that there is a driver version chip version mismatch. (New chip version, older driver, or the opposite) Automatic updates seem to be the leading cause of such mismatches. As to the "same issue" -- since the thread is not showing, who knows what the same issue actually is. "BeefyDog" wrote in message ... Had the same issue here, but only when the NIC (by Realtek) was plugged into a gigabit ethernet switch (the brand of switch did not matter). BSOD every time even in safe mode. Moved cable to 10/100 switch - no BSOD. I've encountered problems with Realtek chips before (usually found on cheap mobos or cheap NICs and it shows), so I usually replace NICs with IntelPro's or something else more reliable. Anytime you see a "crab" silkscreened on a VLSI chip, you can be assured it is crap. -- BeefyDog |