Sleep Problems/Blue Screens - I'm SO frustrated! Please help!

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hi
i think i got the problem resolved,
the problem reports and solutions said it was the anti-virus (Panda
Software-Tesco anti-virus) i removed the anti-virus and installed Norton
Anti-virus.
if the problem continues i'm going to leave a message
thanks
 
Marcos said:
hi
i think i got the problem resolved,
the problem reports and solutions said it was the anti-virus (Panda
Software-Tesco anti-virus) i removed the anti-virus and installed Norton
Anti-virus.
if the problem continues i'm going to leave a message
thanks
Click to expand...

Norton and McAfee antivirus programs are known for causing
problems with Windows Mail - not immediately, but often weeks
or months after they are installed.
 
Before installing Norton AV you should have asked for advice here.
I'm afraid you jumped from the frying pan into the fire as far as
your antivirus goes. Windows Mail does not seem to like Norton
(or McAfee) antivirus.
 
* Gary VanderMolen:
Before installing Norton AV you should have asked for advice here.
I'm afraid you jumped from the frying pan into the fire as far as
your antivirus goes. Windows Mail does not seem to like Norton
(or McAfee) antivirus.
Click to expand...

Adding crap like Norton or McAfee to crap like Windows Mail,
makes for one big pile of ca-ca.


-Michael
 
My computer, Windows Vista Ultimate, Dell XPS 420 keeps restarting and
restarting and restarting...
Computer Specs; Vista Ultimate, DELL XPS 420, 4GB RAM, 2 - 250GB HD
(Mirrored), dual DELL 1908WFP monitors, and that's it...
When it starts back up, it keeps popping up a screen that tells me that has
caused a problem...
it asks me to go to the Windows Update website but there are NO updates on
it for this computer...
It has all of its updates... except for the language updates…
It keeps getting a BSOD Driver_Power_State_Failure... 0x00000009F...
whatever that is...
Could you please tell me what you think would cause that??? The computer
will only stay on
about 30 to 45 mins and then it crashes… This time it crashed when I was in
display settings...

Troubleshooting... apparently there are more than 117 unsigned drivers in
the DELL default version of the
NVIDIA GeForce 8800GT v7.15.11.6736, dated 10-19-07... but in the newer
driver v7.15.11.6925, dated 12-11-07
there are only 4...
[c:\windows\nvtmpinst]
nvcpl.chm Unknown None Not Signed
N/A
nvcpl.cpl Unknown 1.5.600.0 Not Signed
N/A
nvcplui.exe Unknown 1.5.600.0 Not Signed
N/A
nvexpbar.dll Unknown 1.5.600.0 Not Signed
N/A

I'm testing now... to see if the computer will stay on longer than 45
mins... without crashing...
I'll try to remember to let you know how it turns out...
If you know anything more about this problem please let me know...
 
Assuming the following error:
STOP: 0x0000009F (parameter1, parameter2, parameter3, parameter4)
DRIVER_POWER_STATE_FAILURE

Most common reasons found:
1. 1394 Device Connected when computer attempts to hibernate or sleep.
Fix : http://support.microsoft.com/kb/929762/
(Direct download of updates x86 or x64)
2. Windows not updated.



danix803 said:
My computer, Windows Vista Ultimate, Dell XPS 420 keeps restarting and
restarting and restarting...
Computer Specs; Vista Ultimate, DELL XPS 420, 4GB RAM, 2 - 250GB HD
(Mirrored), dual DELL 1908WFP monitors, and that's it...
When it starts back up, it keeps popping up a screen that tells me that has
caused a problem...
it asks me to go to the Windows Update website but there are NO updates on
it for this computer...
It has all of its updates... except for the language updates.
It keeps getting a BSOD Driver_Power_State_Failure... 0x00000009F...
whatever that is...
Could you please tell me what you think would cause that??? The computer
will only stay on
about 30 to 45 mins and then it crashes. This time it crashed when I was in
display settings...

Troubleshooting... apparently there are more than 117 unsigned drivers in
the DELL default version of the
NVIDIA GeForce 8800GT v7.15.11.6736, dated 10-19-07... but in the newer
driver v7.15.11.6925, dated 12-11-07
there are only 4...
[c:\windows\nvtmpinst]
nvcpl.chm Unknown None Not Signed
N/A
nvcpl.cpl Unknown 1.5.600.0 Not Signed
N/A
nvcplui.exe Unknown 1.5.600.0 Not Signed
N/A
nvexpbar.dll Unknown 1.5.600.0 Not Signed
N/A

I'm testing now... to see if the computer will stay on longer than 45
mins... without crashing...
I'll try to remember to let you know how it turns out...
If you know anything more about this problem please let me know...
--
Love is very patient and kind, never jealous or envious, never boastful or
proud, never haughty or selfish or rude. 1 Corinthians 13:4 - 8, 13


Marcos said:
I have the same problem,
I was looking in my network(sharing files to my other computer(XP)) and the
blue screen appeared
This happened like for a month now
I did a System restore
but it happened again
The error is: ***stop:0X0000004E (0X00000099,0X0001C650,0X00000003,0X0001946F)
PFN_LIST_CORRUPT
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
 
Well... number one might be the one that is the most correct... It appears
that MS and DELL have a problems working together... the NVIDIA card, GeForce
8800 has a problem with Windows Vista Ultimate...

apparently there are more than 117 unsigned drivers in the DELL default
version of the
NVIDIA GeForce 8800GT v7.15.11.6736, dated 10-19-07... but in the newer
driver v7.15.11.6925, dated 12-11-07
there are only 4...
[c:\windows\nvtmpinst]
nvcpl.chm Unknown None Not Signed
N/A
nvcpl.cpl Unknown 1.5.600.0 Not Signed
N/A
nvcplui.exe Unknown 1.5.600.0 Not Signed
N/A
nvexpbar.dll Unknown 1.5.600.0 Not Signed
N/A
--
Love is very patient and kind, never jealous or envious, never boastful or
proud, never haughty or selfish or rude. 1 Corinthians 13:4 - 8, 13


Mark said:
Assuming the following error:
STOP: 0x0000009F (parameter1, parameter2, parameter3, parameter4)
DRIVER_POWER_STATE_FAILURE

Most common reasons found:
1. 1394 Device Connected when computer attempts to hibernate or sleep.
Fix : http://support.microsoft.com/kb/929762/
(Direct download of updates x86 or x64)
2. Windows not updated.



danix803 said:
My computer, Windows Vista Ultimate, Dell XPS 420 keeps restarting and
restarting and restarting...
Computer Specs; Vista Ultimate, DELL XPS 420, 4GB RAM, 2 - 250GB HD
(Mirrored), dual DELL 1908WFP monitors, and that's it...
When it starts back up, it keeps popping up a screen that tells me that has
caused a problem...
it asks me to go to the Windows Update website but there are NO updates on
it for this computer...
It has all of its updates... except for the language updates.
It keeps getting a BSOD Driver_Power_State_Failure... 0x00000009F...
whatever that is...
Could you please tell me what you think would cause that??? The computer
will only stay on
about 30 to 45 mins and then it crashes. This time it crashed when I was in
display settings...

Troubleshooting... apparently there are more than 117 unsigned drivers in
the DELL default version of the
NVIDIA GeForce 8800GT v7.15.11.6736, dated 10-19-07... but in the newer
driver v7.15.11.6925, dated 12-11-07
there are only 4...
[c:\windows\nvtmpinst]
nvcpl.chm Unknown None Not Signed
N/A
nvcpl.cpl Unknown 1.5.600.0 Not Signed
N/A
nvcplui.exe Unknown 1.5.600.0 Not Signed
N/A
nvexpbar.dll Unknown 1.5.600.0 Not Signed
N/A

I'm testing now... to see if the computer will stay on longer than 45
mins... without crashing...
I'll try to remember to let you know how it turns out...
If you know anything more about this problem please let me know...
--
Love is very patient and kind, never jealous or envious, never boastful or
proud, never haughty or selfish or rude. 1 Corinthians 13:4 - 8, 13


Marcos said:
I have the same problem,
I was looking in my network(sharing files to my other computer(XP)) and the
blue screen appeared
This happened like for a month now
I did a System restore
but it happened again
The error is: ***stop:0X0000004E (0X00000099,0X0001C650,0X00000003,0X0001946F)
PFN_LIST_CORRUPT
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
 
Try running a "good" memory tester, since one possible cause is bad RAM
memory.


"PFN_LIST_CORRUPT"


danix803 said:
Well... number one might be the one that is the most correct... It appears
that MS and DELL have a problems working together... the NVIDIA card, GeForce
8800 has a problem with Windows Vista Ultimate...

apparently there are more than 117 unsigned drivers in the DELL default
version of the
NVIDIA GeForce 8800GT v7.15.11.6736, dated 10-19-07... but in the newer
driver v7.15.11.6925, dated 12-11-07
there are only 4...
[c:\windows\nvtmpinst]
nvcpl.chm Unknown None Not Signed
N/A
nvcpl.cpl Unknown 1.5.600.0 Not Signed
N/A
nvcplui.exe Unknown 1.5.600.0 Not Signed
N/A
nvexpbar.dll Unknown 1.5.600.0 Not Signed
N/A
--
Love is very patient and kind, never jealous or envious, never boastful or
proud, never haughty or selfish or rude. 1 Corinthians 13:4 - 8, 13


Mark said:
Assuming the following error:
STOP: 0x0000009F (parameter1, parameter2, parameter3, parameter4)
DRIVER_POWER_STATE_FAILURE

Most common reasons found:
1. 1394 Device Connected when computer attempts to hibernate or sleep.
Fix : http://support.microsoft.com/kb/929762/
(Direct download of updates x86 or x64)
2. Windows not updated.



danix803 said:
My computer, Windows Vista Ultimate, Dell XPS 420 keeps restarting and
restarting and restarting...
Computer Specs; Vista Ultimate, DELL XPS 420, 4GB RAM, 2 - 250GB HD
(Mirrored), dual DELL 1908WFP monitors, and that's it...
When it starts back up, it keeps popping up a screen that tells me
Click to expand...
that
has
caused a problem...
it asks me to go to the Windows Update website but there are NO updates on
it for this computer...
It has all of its updates... except for the language updates.
It keeps getting a BSOD Driver_Power_State_Failure... 0x00000009F...
whatever that is...
Could you please tell me what you think would cause that??? The computer
will only stay on
about 30 to 45 mins and then it crashes. This time it crashed when I
Click to expand...
was
in
display settings...

Troubleshooting... apparently there are more than 117 unsigned drivers in
the DELL default version of the
NVIDIA GeForce 8800GT v7.15.11.6736, dated 10-19-07... but in the newer
driver v7.15.11.6925, dated 12-11-07
there are only 4...
[c:\windows\nvtmpinst]
nvcpl.chm Unknown None Not Signed
N/A
nvcpl.cpl Unknown 1.5.600.0 Not Signed
N/A
nvcplui.exe Unknown 1.5.600.0 Not Signed
N/A
nvexpbar.dll Unknown 1.5.600.0 Not Signed
N/A

I'm testing now... to see if the computer will stay on longer than 45
mins... without crashing...
I'll try to remember to let you know how it turns out...
If you know anything more about this problem please let me know...
--
Love is very patient and kind, never jealous or envious, never boastful or
proud, never haughty or selfish or rude. 1 Corinthians 13:4 - 8, 13


:

I have the same problem,
I was looking in my network(sharing files to my other computer(XP))
Click to expand...
and
the
blue screen appeared
This happened like for a month now
I did a System restore
but it happened again
The error is: ***stop:0X0000004E (0X00000099,0X0001C650,0X00000003,0X0001946F)
PFN_LIST_CORRUPT
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
 
Thanks Chuck... that's a good try... however, I've already two different
memory testers with no negative results... all passes...
Thanks again
--
Love is very patient and kind, never jealous or envious, never boastful or
proud, never haughty or selfish or rude. 1 Corinthians 13:4 - 8, 13


Chuck said:
Try running a "good" memory tester, since one possible cause is bad RAM
memory.


"PFN_LIST_CORRUPT"


danix803 said:
Well... number one might be the one that is the most correct... It appears
that MS and DELL have a problems working together... the NVIDIA card, GeForce
8800 has a problem with Windows Vista Ultimate...

apparently there are more than 117 unsigned drivers in the DELL default
version of the
NVIDIA GeForce 8800GT v7.15.11.6736, dated 10-19-07... but in the newer
driver v7.15.11.6925, dated 12-11-07
there are only 4...
[c:\windows\nvtmpinst]
nvcpl.chm Unknown None Not Signed
N/A
nvcpl.cpl Unknown 1.5.600.0 Not Signed
N/A
nvcplui.exe Unknown 1.5.600.0 Not Signed
N/A
nvexpbar.dll Unknown 1.5.600.0 Not Signed
N/A
--
Love is very patient and kind, never jealous or envious, never boastful or
proud, never haughty or selfish or rude. 1 Corinthians 13:4 - 8, 13


Mark said:
Assuming the following error:
STOP: 0x0000009F (parameter1, parameter2, parameter3, parameter4)
DRIVER_POWER_STATE_FAILURE

Most common reasons found:
1. 1394 Device Connected when computer attempts to hibernate or sleep.
Fix : http://support.microsoft.com/kb/929762/
(Direct download of updates x86 or x64)
2. Windows not updated.



My computer, Windows Vista Ultimate, Dell XPS 420 keeps restarting and
restarting and restarting...
Computer Specs; Vista Ultimate, DELL XPS 420, 4GB RAM, 2 - 250GB HD
(Mirrored), dual DELL 1908WFP monitors, and that's it...
When it starts back up, it keeps popping up a screen that tells me that
has
caused a problem...
it asks me to go to the Windows Update website but there are NO updates on
it for this computer...
It has all of its updates... except for the language updates.
It keeps getting a BSOD Driver_Power_State_Failure... 0x00000009F...
whatever that is...
Could you please tell me what you think would cause that??? The computer
will only stay on
about 30 to 45 mins and then it crashes. This time it crashed when I was
in
display settings...

Troubleshooting... apparently there are more than 117 unsigned drivers in
the DELL default version of the
NVIDIA GeForce 8800GT v7.15.11.6736, dated 10-19-07... but in the newer
driver v7.15.11.6925, dated 12-11-07
there are only 4...
[c:\windows\nvtmpinst]
nvcpl.chm Unknown None Not Signed
N/A
nvcpl.cpl Unknown 1.5.600.0 Not Signed
N/A
nvcplui.exe Unknown 1.5.600.0 Not Signed
N/A
nvexpbar.dll Unknown 1.5.600.0 Not Signed
N/A

I'm testing now... to see if the computer will stay on longer than 45
mins... without crashing...
I'll try to remember to let you know how it turns out...
If you know anything more about this problem please let me know...
--
Love is very patient and kind, never jealous or envious, never boastful or
proud, never haughty or selfish or rude. 1 Corinthians 13:4 - 8, 13


:

I have the same problem,
I was looking in my network(sharing files to my other computer(XP)) and
the
blue screen appeared
This happened like for a month now
I did a System restore
but it happened again
The error is: ***stop:0X0000004E
(0X00000099,0X0001C650,0X00000003,0X0001946F)
PFN_LIST_CORRUPT
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
 
After calling DELL and having them take over my computer talk me through
resetting it to it's DELL factory defaults never asking if I had backed up my
system or if so how I had done it, seems like a million times (TWO WEEKS), a
few times... I called MS and used thier loophole for helping with MS updates
no matter what... it worked great... this girl, Anna helped me go through the
log files on my computer with a fresh set of eyes... even though my computer
continuously crashed, BSOD, restarted, and popped up a windows box telling me
that I had a driver problem and I needed to go to MS updates and fix it...
this was NOT entirely true... it was extremely misleading... I looked at my
update histroy and it said that my only failed driver was for the dual
1908WFP (Digital) monitors... It said "FAILED" right next to them... all the
other updates were successful... after we looked at the system log files we
discovered that the cdrom drive kept failing...
we went into the device manager and removed thier drivers... did a scan, it
found them and re-installed them... PROBLEM SOLVED...
How woulda' thunk it... the pre-installed cdrom drivers were killing the
computer... I'm amazed... once again I really hope that this helps someone
out there...
--
Love is very patient and kind, never jealous or envious, never boastful or
proud, never haughty or selfish or rude. 1 Corinthians 13:4 - 8, 13


Chuck said:
Try running a "good" memory tester, since one possible cause is bad RAM
memory.


"PFN_LIST_CORRUPT"


danix803 said:
Well... number one might be the one that is the most correct... It appears
that MS and DELL have a problems working together... the NVIDIA card, GeForce
8800 has a problem with Windows Vista Ultimate...

apparently there are more than 117 unsigned drivers in the DELL default
version of the
NVIDIA GeForce 8800GT v7.15.11.6736, dated 10-19-07... but in the newer
driver v7.15.11.6925, dated 12-11-07
there are only 4...
[c:\windows\nvtmpinst]
nvcpl.chm Unknown None Not Signed
N/A
nvcpl.cpl Unknown 1.5.600.0 Not Signed
N/A
nvcplui.exe Unknown 1.5.600.0 Not Signed
N/A
nvexpbar.dll Unknown 1.5.600.0 Not Signed
N/A
--
Love is very patient and kind, never jealous or envious, never boastful or
proud, never haughty or selfish or rude. 1 Corinthians 13:4 - 8, 13


Mark said:
Assuming the following error:
STOP: 0x0000009F (parameter1, parameter2, parameter3, parameter4)
DRIVER_POWER_STATE_FAILURE

Most common reasons found:
1. 1394 Device Connected when computer attempts to hibernate or sleep.
Fix : http://support.microsoft.com/kb/929762/
(Direct download of updates x86 or x64)
2. Windows not updated.



My computer, Windows Vista Ultimate, Dell XPS 420 keeps restarting and
restarting and restarting...
Computer Specs; Vista Ultimate, DELL XPS 420, 4GB RAM, 2 - 250GB HD
(Mirrored), dual DELL 1908WFP monitors, and that's it...
When it starts back up, it keeps popping up a screen that tells me that
has
caused a problem...
it asks me to go to the Windows Update website but there are NO updates on
it for this computer...
It has all of its updates... except for the language updates.
It keeps getting a BSOD Driver_Power_State_Failure... 0x00000009F...
whatever that is...
Could you please tell me what you think would cause that??? The computer
will only stay on
about 30 to 45 mins and then it crashes. This time it crashed when I was
in
display settings...

Troubleshooting... apparently there are more than 117 unsigned drivers in
the DELL default version of the
NVIDIA GeForce 8800GT v7.15.11.6736, dated 10-19-07... but in the newer
driver v7.15.11.6925, dated 12-11-07
there are only 4...
[c:\windows\nvtmpinst]
nvcpl.chm Unknown None Not Signed
N/A
nvcpl.cpl Unknown 1.5.600.0 Not Signed
N/A
nvcplui.exe Unknown 1.5.600.0 Not Signed
N/A
nvexpbar.dll Unknown 1.5.600.0 Not Signed
N/A

I'm testing now... to see if the computer will stay on longer than 45
mins... without crashing...
I'll try to remember to let you know how it turns out...
If you know anything more about this problem please let me know...
--
Love is very patient and kind, never jealous or envious, never boastful or
proud, never haughty or selfish or rude. 1 Corinthians 13:4 - 8, 13


:

I have the same problem,
I was looking in my network(sharing files to my other computer(XP)) and
the
blue screen appeared
This happened like for a month now
I did a System restore
but it happened again
The error is: ***stop:0X0000004E
(0X00000099,0X0001C650,0X00000003,0X0001946F)
PFN_LIST_CORRUPT
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
 
danix803 said:
Love is very patient and kind, never jealous or envious, never boastful or
proud, never haughty or selfish or rude. 1 Corinthians 13:4 - 8, 13
Click to expand...


danix803,

You apparently have not met my first wife.

C.B.
 
Please help ME!!!
After windows vista ultimate upgrade from my windows xp 32-bit, i get a Blue
Screen of Death right after the vista boot screen.

The instalation everything was successful. I ran the upgrade advisor and it
said that i was ready. But as soon as windows boots, after the vista boot
screen loads, a blue screen appears and my system keeps restarting.

I did the startup scan thing that vista offers and nothing works!
I tried last known configuration and i keep gettin the error!
I tried using safe mode and i keep getting the error!

Please anyone....HELP!!!

Contact me: (e-mail address removed) ___PLEASE___
 
Please help ME!!!
After windows vista ultimate upgrade from my windows xp 32-bit, i get a Blue
Screen of Death right after the vista boot screen.

The instalation everything was successful. I ran the upgrade advisor and it
said that i was ready. But as soon as windows boots, after the vista boot
screen loads, a blue screen appears and my system keeps restarting.

I did the startup scan thing that vista offers and nothing works!
I tried last known configuration and i keep gettin the error!
I tried using safe mode and i keep getting the error!

Please anyone....HELP!!!

Contact me: (e-mail address removed) ___PLEASE___
 
daren said:
Please help ME!!!
After windows vista ultimate upgrade from my windows xp 32-bit, i get a
Blue
Screen of Death right after the vista boot screen.

The instalation everything was successful. I ran the upgrade advisor and
it
said that i was ready. But as soon as windows boots, after the vista boot
screen loads, a blue screen appears and my system keeps restarting.

I did the startup scan thing that vista offers and nothing works!
I tried last known configuration and i keep gettin the error!
I tried using safe mode and i keep getting the error!

Please anyone....HELP!!!

Contact me: (e-mail address removed) ___PLEASE___
Click to expand...


What's the BSOD msg/error #?

Lang
 
I get the same message "Blue screen" problem.. After shutting down the
computer, he won't shut down. After several minutes he restarts the system
again. Sometimes I am lucky and the computer shuts down. Other times he
restarts again.

What is the solution for this problem. I have a new system just for a week.
And already there is a problem.!!!!!!

contact: (e-mail address removed)
 
BSOD are often associated with poor drivers.

In your case, it will be difficult to figure out which component is at
fault. I would recommend removing all non-essential devices (for example
discrete network cards/sound cards/graphics cards/modems etc) from your
system before booting into Safe Mode If you can't boot into safe mode, then
reinstall on this cut-down configuration.

If you can get in to windows like this, then add one device back on at a
time, rebooting between each one.

CJM
 
The meaning of a blue screen/stop error is dependent on the error message,
there is a myriad of causes. Without details, it's impossible to tell you
what the problem could be.
I have a new system just for a week. And already there is a problem.!!!!!!
Click to expand...

Then it would be under warranty and the manufacturer should be contacted. A
stop error can be a sign of damaged/faulty hardware, and this would not be
resolvable by the end user. On a system under warranty, you should not even
be messing with it, this is why warranties exist.

--
Best of Luck,

Rick Rogers, aka "Nutcase" - Microsoft MVP

Windows help - www.rickrogers.org
My thoughts http://rick-mvp.blogspot.com
 
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