Random Blue Screen when using Windows Vista / Media Center problem

I have noticed over the past week i have been getting random BSOD on my
Windows Vista Ultimate computer but i don't know of the cause. The latest
BSOD i wrote down the error message that was displayed.

Error 1: 0x0000007E (0XC0000005, 0X81C7FFEF, 0X8294E794, 0X8294E490)
Error 2: PFN_LIST_CORRUPT
Error 3: MEMORY_MANAGEMENT_CORRUPT

I don't know the cause of these errors, all device i have on my computer
have been installed using drivers for Windows Vista, the BSOD are getting
frequent but i get no further reports of what caused the system failure in
event viewer.

Also today i noticed that Media Center had failed to record my scheduled tv
shows and when i check the View Scedule all my tv shows were not listed and
nothing was showing in event viewer either.

Please help me with these problems

Check for an updated video driver. It's not a gforce is it?

"Media Center helper" <MediaCenterhelper@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
message news:01DA05F9-2EFB-41C4-9D6E-6056BC48F6DB@microsoft.com...
>I have noticed over the past week i have been getting random BSOD on my
> Windows Vista Ultimate computer but i don't know of the cause. The latest
> BSOD i wrote down the error message that was displayed.
>
> Error 1: 0x0000007E (0XC0000005, 0X81C7FFEF, 0X8294E794, 0X8294E490)
> Error 2: PFN_LIST_CORRUPT
> Error 3: MEMORY_MANAGEMENT_CORRUPT
>
> I don't know the cause of these errors, all device i have on my computer
> have been installed using drivers for Windows Vista, the BSOD are getting
> frequent but i get no further reports of what caused the system failure in
> event viewer.
>
> Also today i noticed that Media Center had failed to record my scheduled
> tv
> shows and when i check the View Scedule all my tv shows were not listed
> and
> nothing was showing in event viewer either.
>
> Please help me with these problems

No i have a Sapphire Radeon Graphics Card with the latest drivers v7.4, all
of my other drivers are up 2 date

"Media Center helper" wrote:

> No i have a Sapphire Radeon X1600XT 256 MB Graphics Card with the latest drivers v7.4, all
> of my other drivers are up 2 date

Whats wrong with Gforce? I'm having the same BSOD issues and I have a
Geforce FX 5200. Thanks for any info/help


Joe Guidera;520565 Wrote:
> Check for an updated video driver. It's not a gforce is it?
>
> "Media Center helper" <MediaCenterhelper@discussions.microsoft.com>
> wrote in
> message news:01DA05F9-2EFB-41C4-9D6E-6056BC48F6DB@microsoft.com...
> >I have noticed over the past week i have been getting random BSOD on
> my
> > Windows Vista Ultimate computer but i don't know of the cause. The
> latest
> > BSOD i wrote down the error message that was displayed.
> >
> > Error 1: 0x0000007E (0XC0000005, 0X81C7FFEF, 0X8294E794, 0X8294E490)
> > Error 2: PFN_LIST_CORRUPT
> > Error 3: MEMORY_MANAGEMENT_CORRUPT
> >
> > I don't know the cause of these errors, all device i have on my
> computer
> > have been installed using drivers for Windows Vista, the BSOD are
> getting
> > frequent but i get no further reports of what caused the system
> failure in
> > event viewer.
> >
> > Also today i noticed that Media Center had failed to record my
> scheduled
> > tv
> > shows and when i check the View Scedule all my tv shows were not
> listed
> > and
> > nothing was showing in event viewer either.
> >
> > Please help me with these problems


--
m924

nVidia just can't seem to get the drivers right for their Geforce Graphics
card line, each new build of drivers bring a new set of problems and even
more BSOD's. nVidia market their products as Windows Vista compatible and
say's it's the best experience you'll get, which is why they have a class
action law suit slapped onto them, my advice buy the ATi Radeon 2900 HD or
other Ati Radeon products, i promise you no more BSOD's.