I get this BSOD: "the driver is mismanaging system PTEs" when I try to exit dscaler. The reason that Im posting this here is that I´ve read that it probobly is related to ATI. windows 2003 server (all updates) Tried alot of different nForce drivers Asus k8n-e Deluxe (bios 1007 FINAL) 9800 pro -> XT, cat 5.2 Latest realtek drv for alu850 I´ve tried to change the: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager\Memory Management -> SystemPages to these values: FFFFFFFF 111000 183000 <-default Also tried to change agp aparture size from 128 to 256 /G
hm .... 1. why win2003? is it a server? if not - go for winxp ... it's fast in desktop apps (and you could also run servers) 2. have you uninstalled the old drivers completely before installing the new ones? (drivercleaner pro, safe mode) 3. SystemPages - what does it do? it's set to 303000 on my sys ... (xp pro sp2) 4. i don't think the problem is agp ap size ... leave it @ 128mb 5. fastwrites on/off? switch it OFF ... (test it) 6. uninstall all drivers (mobo + gfx) ... then install mobo drivers .... then gfx drivers ... dx9.0c installed? 7. maybe the driver is buggy in 2003 ... (see #1)
1. I had some serious problems with the later nforce driver versions, so I thought I give win2k server a goo (rebuild it to workstation offcourse), even gave me better aquamark scores than winxp. Im pretty old school when it comes to windows and do really prefer the way it was in wink2. Everything works just fine, well except for that BSOD http://www.msfn.org/win2k3/ 2. Yes Im sure it was a totaly clean beforce I installed the driver. 3. http://www.microsoft.com/technet/pr...BPA/36e04508-7cd5-44e6-a6b5-551c4b98613c.mspx I´ve found better pages earlier, but cant find em right now 4. agpu ap size had nothing to do with it (tested) 5. havn´t tested fastwrites 6. last try 7. When I use dScaler, I let it take full control over my card with its own driver (totaly supreme IQ), but I´ve also tried to use my TV-cards own driver, fails as well. I´ve seen a couple of posts about this problem. Common was a ATI card and Dscaler.
Try this... 1. If you have any leftover ATI drivers from a previous display device, uninstall the drivers and the ATI Catalyst Control Center software. 2. Then uninstall your Nvidia Geforce driver. 3. Finally, update the driver manually. DO NOT USE THE NVIDIA INSTALLER. DO NOT USE THE EXE. Just go into the properties for the display adapter and update the driver from the files in C:/NVIDIA where the installer previously dumped them. 4. Reboot and try again. The BSOD should be gone.
