The minidump files you sent were from Jan 2008.
Open c:\windows\minidump
Left click "view"
Be sure "details" is selected
In the bar with "name" , "date modified", do you see "date created"
If not, RIGHT click the bar.
Left click "date created"
Look at the file "Mini010608-01"
That means that the file is a mini dump; that it was created on the 1st month, 6th day, of the year 2008; and that it was the 1st minidump file created on that date.
See attachments.
The 1st minidump declares a problem with gwausb.sys, which is used by an ADSL modem.
The 2nd minidump delcares a problem with klif.sys, which is part of Kaspersky AV.
The 3rd minidump declares a problem with OsaFsLoc.sys . OSA Technologies was purchased, 2004, by Avocent .
"OSA Technologies is a leader in embedded manageability firmware and software"
I have no idea what that means.
GENERALLY, when multiple minidump files point to multiple files, the cause is hardware.
Do you have any minidump files from the past few days?
Verify that Windows is configured to capture minidumps, although I suspect it will be unlikely that a minidump is created if you did not have a BSOD.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/307973
1. Right-click My Computer, and then click Properties.
2. Click the Advanced tab, and then under Startup and Recovery, click Settings (or Startup and Recovery).
3. Under System Failure, click to select the check boxes for the actions that you want Windows to perform if a system error occurs:
• The Write an event to the System log
4. Under Write Debugging Information, select The Small Memory Dump
Go here. [
http://www.bbc.co.uk/
Look for "Radio".
Left click on "listen to live audio".
I would like to know if the problem is with audio or audio & video.
Do you see "More Information" or Web Help button on the error message when you encounter it? If so, click on it.
Open Internet Explorer
Which version have you?
Open IE.
Left click "help".
Left click "about".
If you don't see tools", in the menu bar, look for "tools" on the area where the tabs are displayed. Left click "Menu".
Now, left click "tools".
Left click "internet options".
Left click "advanced" tab
Look in the big white box, for the browsing secion.
Look for "show friendly HTTP error messages".
Is it unchecked?
If unchecked, left click on the box to place a check in the box.
Left click "ok".
Close IE
Open IE.
Go to the little chapel site. Also go to the bbk audio site.
NOW, hopefully, the error message will display.
If you have IE 7, in event viewer, you should have a category of "internet explorer", on the left. Check it for errors.
RF123