Event ID 1001

Jason · Feb 2, 2004

One of my servers rebooted itself last night. After
reading through the event log, it indicates that the
reboot was caused by a bugcheck. I referenced KB article
313169, but it was of little help. Can anyone shed any
light? Thanks in advance...

Tim · Feb 2, 2004

-----Original Message-----
One of my servers rebooted itself last night. After
reading through the event log, it indicates that the
reboot was caused by a bugcheck. I referenced KB article
313169, but it was of little help. Can anyone shed any
light? Thanks in advance...
.
You may have recieved a Blue Screen last night and your

system rebooted after a memory dump

Austin M. Horst · Feb 2, 2004

What is the Source?
Event ID 1001 can be many different things.

http://www.eventid.net/display.asp?eventid=1001&source=

Austin M. Horst

Guest · Feb 2, 2004

The source was Save Dump. I guess I need to do a bit more
research on it. Thanks for the direction...

Joe Griffin [MSFT] · Feb 2, 2004

To assist with trouble shooting Blue Screens Windows 2000 has a driver verifier utility.
To enable driver verifier choose, start, run, and on the run line enter the following command:
verifier /flags 9 /all
The setting will not take effect until you re-boot.
Upon the reboot, do not get in a hurry to login. Wait untill all of the drivers are loaded before logging in because the machine may blue screen on the re-start.
If it does blue screen during the restart, it should display the name of a problematic driver. This driver should be updated.
To disable driver verifier choose, start, run, and enter the following command:
verifier /reset.
You may need to run verifier until the machine blue screens again. If you would like further assistance, call support and provide the memory.dmp file that is
located in the winnt directory.
Joe Griffin [MS]
Windows 2000 Server Setup Team

Guest · Feb 5, 2004

Event ID 1001

Jason

Tim

Austin M. Horst

Guest

Joe Griffin [MSFT]

Guest