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I have a habit of upgrading to a reliable Windows version (meaning not ME or Vista) only after its first service pack is available. However this time I was a little bit late. I’ve recently upgraded my Windows XP to 7 and applied all the updates. When I saw my first blue screen of death (IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL), I didn’t care much and just rebooted. But it got annoying when these BSOD’s kept coming with different bug check strings: MEMORY_MANAGEMENT, PFN_LIST_CORRUPT, etc. I analyzed the minidump files created under C:\Windows\Minidump after each crash with BlueScreenView. They were all commonly addressing to ntoskrnl.exe, NT OS Kernel. I found a hotfix for the solution, but before applying I realized that I have the newer version of the file (from SP1) installed. So, back to square one. I googled for each error string and found lots of possible solutions. People keep saying: do this and do that… but most of them are dead end and need filtering. All I needed to do is to update device drivers. As a result of analyzing these error messages, I updated my GigaByte 7GA-EP45-DS3R mainboard drivers from its website. I haven’t got any BSOD since, I hope I won’t again. Apart from this, I was wondering why my computer became unresponsive after it woke up from sleep state. Crash time was totally random. My mouse seemed powered off, without any lazer light, nothing. I just had to reboot. I tried:
Nothing worked. Finally I decided to flash and update my BIOS. In the mainboard website says “Fixed Vista S3 resume sometimes failed” for the latest version. I backed up my old BIOS, downloaded the newer BIOS image (ep45ds3r.f10) and applied it with the @BIOS utility:
I needed to go over my BIOS configuration after the update because it was the factory default. I reconfigured it with S3 sleep state this time and left the device manager changes above as it is, unchecked. Looks like it worked The methods may vary depending on your hardware vendor and configuration. But for the two problems above I can suggest : “Update your BIOS and device drivers.” Good luck  02/01/2012 @ 21:04 |  Etiketler: 7, bsod, crash, IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL, MEMORY_MANAGEMENT, PFN_LIST_CORRUPT, problem, sleep, unresponsive, wake up, win, windows | Kategoriler: Bilgisayar |  Yorum yok — Season 6 finale spoiler alert — Travis : Hello, Jesus. Dexter : Hello, Travis. T : What? What is going on? D : This is the way the world ends. Your world, anyway. sana büyük bir sır söyleyeceğim zaman sensin Çoğu kişinin aklına bu ifadeyi duyunca ilk önce “V for Vendetta” gelir. Bir süre önce farkettim: 5 Kasım 1955… Emmett L. Brown’un akı kapasitörünü icat ettiği tarih. Benim aklıma artık bunu duyunca aşağıdaki sahne geliyor. Bir Parliament Gece Sineması Klübü’nde kafanıza sonsuza dek yerleşecek bilim-kurgu dünyasının tohumlarını atan sahne: …bu arada iyi bayramlar
05/11/2011 @ 16:14 | Etiketler: 5th of November, back to the future, geleceğe dönüş, outatime, parliament gece sineması, v for vendetta | Kategoriler: Sinema - TV, Tech | Yorum yok Lately I’d been having a problem with my gaming mouse, A4Tech X7 XL-750BF. It had been making weird jumps while using the scrolling wheel. It is a relatively expensive mouse for throwing out and buying a new one, even it is three years old. When I was googling for a solution, I’ve found out that it is a general problem with A4Tech mice. Too little or dried off lubricant from the factory causes malfunction as the time goes by. But there is a cheap and easy solution for it: petroleum jelly a.k.a. pure vaseline. You can easily get it from a pharmacy. In this post I’ll be telling how I fixed it with pictures. Click them to view full-size. I now have a mouse like the day I bought it and I hope this post helps others IMPORTANT: I confidently open up my devices but I must warn you, this voids the warranty. I just shared my experiences and I must also say that I’m not responsible from the damage you can give to your device because of any lack of skill or misapplication or… just anything. 23/10/2011 @ 00:15 | Etiketler: a4tech, petroleum jelly, problem, pure vaseline, scroll, wheel, x7 | Kategoriler: Bilgisayar, rss, Tech | 4 yorum Teknolojinin bu hale gelebilmesini sağlayanlardan biri olan Dennis MacAlistair Ritchie (nam-ı diğer dmr) 12 Ekim 2011′de hayata veda etti. Birçok programlama diline öncülük eden C’nin ve şu an kullandığımız işletim sistemlerinin atası olan UNIX’in mucidi muhtemelen dokunmatik ekranlı cep telefonu yapan biri kadar hatırlanmayacak. Hayatımı kazanmamı sağlayan, insanlık tarihine yaptığın bu eşsiz katkıların için sonsuz teşekkürler… “UNIX is very simple, it just needs a genius to understand its simplicity.”
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Bu fotoğrafı çektiğimde şiirden haberim yoktu. Okuyunca da aklıma ilk bu fotoğraf geldi. Burası tam yeri deyip paylaşırken kompozisyona dahil ettiğim arkadaşlarımın affına sığınıyorum… hep yarım doldurmuşlar boşluğu farkedince gözler zamanı gelince gör E.İ.L. Lisans süresi dolan antivirüs programını güncelledim geçenlerde. Fiyat/Performans oranına vurduğumda (fiyat daha fazla vurdu tabi) yola Kaspersky ile devam dedim. Kurulum dosyasını indirdim, 66 MB, buraya kadar sorun yok. Kurdum, güncellemeleri başlattım, program artık rekora koşarken aşağıdaki görüntüyü aldım. Program ilk çıktığından beri dünyaya salınmış bütün bilgisayar virüslerini toplasan 180 MB eder mi ya? 2012 damgası vurdukları kendimi araba alıyor gibi hissettiren programda heuristic analizden geçtim bari differential update mantığı olsun. Programın neredeyse üç katını update diye indirdik, insaf… Uydurmuştum bi ara ama gerçeklik payı var: “Ne kodlar gördüm içinde comment yok, ne comment’ler gördüm içinde kod yok…”
ORACLE: Well, come on. I ain’t gonna bite you… Come around here and let me have a look at you… My goodness, look at you. You turned out all right, didn’t you? How do you feel? NEO: I… ORACLE: I know you’re not sleeping. We’ll get to that. Why don’t you come and have a sit this time. NEO: Maybe I’ll stand. ORACLE: Well, suit yourself. (Neo sits on the bench) NEO: I felt like sitting. ORACLE: I know. So… let’s get the obvious stuff out of the way. NEO: You’re not human, are you? ORACLE: It’s tough to get any more obvious than that. NEO: If I had to guess, I’d say you’re a program from the machine world. So is he. ORACLE: So far, so good. NEO: But if that’s true, that could mean you’re part of this system… another kind of control. ORACLE: Keep going. NEO: I suppose the most obvious question is…how can I trust you? ORACLE: Bingo. It is a pickle, no doubt about it. Bad news is… there’s no way you can really know if I’m here to help you or not. So it’s really up to you. Just have to make up your own damn mind… to either accept what I’m going to tell you or reject it. Candy? NEO: Do you already know if I’ll take it? ORACLE: Wouldn’t be much of an oracle if I didn’t. NEO: But if you already know, how can I make a choice? ORACLE: Because you didn’t come here to make the choice. You’ve already made it. You’re here to try to understand why you made it. I thought you’d have figured that out by now. |
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This is apparently a BIOS based ACPI problem. I’m glad that I can use “Sleep to RAM” option now, because I think it is the “real” sleep mode.
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