Wierd stop errors - please help?

I'm currently experiencing somewhat random errors when I do two things on my
PC:

1. when attempting to undertake a full system scan using Norton Internet
Security 2008, I get either the Stop 0x0000000A (IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL) or
STOP 0x000000D1 (USBPORT.SYS) This can occur at any point during the scan,
but always occurs at some point during the scan.

2. when browsing the internet, a Stop 0x0000008E (win32k.sys) or a Stop
0x000000D1 (DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL). These error don't seem to occur
after any particular function or action.

I've made all the obvious checks (hardware connections, up to date drivers,
potential viruses, etc, etc, and tried some obvious actions (system restore),
but had no success in resolving this. All other functions and programs seem
to work fine and without problems. The troubles seemed to start after
installing IE7and escalated after installing Norton internet Security 2008.

Is there some action I can take that is less radical than a reinstall of XP?
Any advice appreciated.

On Jan 4, 11:19 am, Jason wrote:
I'm currently experiencing somewhat random errors when I do two things on my
PC:

1. when attempting to undertake a full system scan using Norton Internet
Security 2008, I get either the Stop 0x0000000A (IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL) or
STOP 0x000000D1 (USBPORT.SYS) This can occur at any point during the scan,
but always occurs at some point during the scan.

2. when browsing the internet, a Stop 0x0000008E (win32k.sys) or a Stop
0x000000D1 (DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL). These error don't seem to occur
after any particular function or action.

I've made all the obvious checks (hardware connections, up to date drivers,
potential viruses, etc, etc, and tried some obvious actions (system restore),
but had no success in resolving this. All other functions and programs seem
to work fine and without problems. The troubles seemed to start after
installing IE7and escalated after installing Norton internet Security 2008.

Is there some action I can take that is less radical than a reinstall of XP?
Any advice appreciated.

Navigate to C:\windows\minidump
Zip Some Of The Recent Minidumps and Upload them to any free web
hosting and give the download link

OK - the minidump files for the last couple of days are at:

http://filesco.com/download.php?id=2CF3ABEE1

Any help would be appreciated. It doesn't seem to be causing any major
system hassles, but it is so annoying!

Cheers,

Jason

"devil_himself" wrote:

On Jan 4, 11:19 am, Jason wrote:
I'm currently experiencing somewhat random errors when I do two things on my
PC:

1. when attempting to undertake a full system scan using Norton Internet
Security 2008, I get either the Stop 0x0000000A (IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL) or
STOP 0x000000D1 (USBPORT.SYS) This can occur at any point during the scan,
but always occurs at some point during the scan.

2. when browsing the internet, a Stop 0x0000008E (win32k.sys) or a Stop
0x000000D1 (DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL). These error don't seem to occur
after any particular function or action.

I've made all the obvious checks (hardware connections, up to date drivers,
potential viruses, etc, etc, and tried some obvious actions (system restore),
but had no success in resolving this. All other functions and programs seem
to work fine and without problems. The troubles seemed to start after
installing IE7and escalated after installing Norton internet Security 2008.

Is there some action I can take that is less radical than a reinstall of XP?
Any advice appreciated.

Navigate to C:\windows\minidump
Zip Some Of The Recent Minidumps and Upload them to any free web
hosting and give the download link

I've seen this error caused by having MusicMatch Jukebox installed. If you
don't have it installed, this was a helpful resource for me:

http://aumha.org/a/stop.htm



"Jason" wrote:

OK - the minidump files for the last couple of days are at:

http://filesco.com/download.php?id=2CF3ABEE1

Any help would be appreciated. It doesn't seem to be causing any major
system hassles, but it is so annoying!

Cheers,

Jason