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  • Run Burnin Test 5.3 Pro (1014) 2D & 3D test cause Windows Blue screen error

    Hi,
    I have a BSOD (Windows Blue Screen of Death) error when I run the burnin test 5.3 2D and 3D test.
    The BSOD Code: 0000008E (80000004, 806EBAD1, A9F53708, 00000000)
    But this problem only happen when I turn on the windows screen saver!!
    If I did not turn on the screen saver (cause display always ON),
    this error will not happen.
    Is this a software conflict for screen saver and burnin test?

    System Config:
    OS: Windows XP SP2 English
    CPU: Intel Core Duo L2400 1.66GHz
    MCH: Intel 945GME (Internal Graphics)
    ICH: Intel ICH7M
    RAM: DDR2-667 SODIMM 1GB
    Graphics Driver: Intel IGP 6.14.10.4906
    Or Newest driver form Intel website: Intel IGP 6.14.10.4926
    DirectX: 9.0C (4.09.0000.0904)
    Burnin Test: 5.3 (1014)

    Test Setup:
    1. Burnin Test 2D Test 100%
    2. Burnin Test 3D Test 100%
    3. Test time: Infinity
    4. Turn on Windows screen saver (Blank, active after 10 mins)

  • #2
    Update the test temperature and test result:

    Test temperature:
    25C, with extra cooling fan

    Test result:
    In most condition, this system will BSOD error in 3 hours burnin test.

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    • #3
      Error 0x0000008E means,
      KERNEL_MODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED
      The KERNEL_MODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED bug check has a value of 0x0000008E. This bug check indicates that a kernel-mode application generated an exception that the error handler did not catch.

      The 4 parameters 0x80000004, 0x806EBAD1, 0xA9F53708, 0x00000000 mean the following.

      0x80000004
      The exception code that was not handled. In this case the except was, STATUS_SINGLE_STEP.

      0x806EBAD1
      The address where the exception occurred. The high address indicates a device driver

      0xA9F53708
      The trap frame

      Single-stepping on an x86 processor is a matter of setting the trace flag (value 0x100) in the CPU's EFlags register. When the trace flag is set, the CPU executes just one instruction, then generates a STATUS_SINGLE_STEP exception. After receiving the STATUS_SINGLE_STEP exception, the trace flag can be turned off to resume normal execution. If the driver enabling single stepping, and then not handling the exception? Would seem to be a driver bug.

      Funnily enough it turns out we already analysed this problem in the past and concluded it was a device driver bug in pci.sys, probably 38 bytes into a function called PciReadWriteConfigSpace.

      Of course pci.sys is not our software, so we can't actually fix the problem.

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