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Physical Memory Dump Question?
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Demarche
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Location: Richmond
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Certifications: Computer Fundamental Win 95/98, Ms Windows NT4.0 Workstation Administration, brainbench.com
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 Physical Memory Dump Question?
While @ work a WS had the blue screen of death and stated, " dumping physical memory".
Does this mean that the Hdd is going to crash or should I just reformat the hard drive and reimage the machine?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Demarche
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 11-20-01 10:26 PM
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ccieToBe
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 Re: Physical Memory Dump Question?
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While @ work a WS had the blue screen of death and stated, " dumping physical memory".
Does this mean that the Hdd is going to crash or should I just reformat the hard drive and reimage the machine?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Demarche
Sounds like you found another Windows "feature". This type of error probably doesn't mean you need to do either of these unless it's reoccuring.
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11-20-01 10:41 PM
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Demarche
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Physical Memory Dump Question?
Thanks for replying I'll keep that in mind as I continue to see this error @ various machines in the work place.
Have a great day!
Demarche
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11-20-01 10:50 PM
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ccieToBe
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Re: Physical Memory Dump Question?
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Originally posted by Demarche
Thanks for replying I'll keep that in mind as I continue to see this error @ various machines in the work place.
Have a great day!
Demarche
If you see that on multiple machines then it sounds like a poorly written application is to blame. Try to find out if the blue screened machines shared a common app.
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11-21-01 01:20 AM
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11-21-01 06:11 AM
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Demarche
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Physical Memory Dump ?
The applications that are running are Winnt machines with Service pack 4,5 or maybe 6.
Thanks for your help its appreciated!
Demarche
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11-21-01 03:57 PM
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TheNile
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I think you need to provide more info...what is dump error in error_in_nonpagedparea ?
.......then I can check it on technet for u
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