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Hello,
GM45 board with IEGD VGA/CRT Graphics Driver
Windows Embedded Standard 2009 with the April 2010 Update/Patches
Occasionally about 1 in 5 to 10 times the system will cause a Stop Error blue screen during Shutdown/Restart. We have never experienced any problems other than during Shutdown/Restart. If we remove the IEGD graphics driver (run with nothing but Windows basic graphics driver) this never occurs.
IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL
STOP:0x0000000A (0x00000000, 0x0000001C, 0x00000001, 0x804E7C18)
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
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I am double checking with our Premier Support team to see if this has been reported before, but as far as I know, we do not have any open issues like this.
Since the installation is correct, the only other thing that comes to mind that it could be is some sort of driver interaction with another add-on driver on your system. Is it possible you have some other "special" driver that could be trying to use the interrupts normally used by graphics?
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We not aware of any issues in the driver that casues this for any active versions on IEGD. May I assume you are using the latest 10.x?
It is important you do NOT install IEGD over the top of another graphics driver (such as the Intel GMA or HD graphics driver). If you have done this, you may need to try doing a VGA Mode start of Windows, then unistall ALL drivers on the system, then do a CLEAN install of IEGD from VGA mode and see if that corrects the issue.
If you are building IEGD into your Embedded build, you might try doing a "live" install of IEGD rather than trying to include it via an SLD conversion of your INF generated by CED. It is just another data point. Something else to keep in mind that we test using Windows XP Embedded rather than the newer version under the "Standard 2009" version so something may be going on there but the chances of that are small.
Hope this helps.
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I am using IEGD 10.3.1 - Build 1550
I have unistalled an IEGD driver and then Installed a different IEGD driver.
But I have not installed on top of another driver IEGD or the notebook GM45 driver.
Any chance uninstalling one IEGD, iHDMI-C / DVI and CRT clone and replacing it with a CRT/VGA only driver may have caused the problem?
I do not have the driver as an SLD. I simply use the Install tool in the Installation Package.
Thanks For the Reply.
I have several systems that need to ship soon.
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I am double checking with our Premier Support team to see if this has been reported before, but as far as I know, we do not have any open issues like this.
Since the installation is correct, the only other thing that comes to mind that it could be is some sort of driver interaction with another add-on driver on your system. Is it possible you have some other "special" driver that could be trying to use the interrupts normally used by graphics?
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Kirk,
The root cause was a NTFS DataRAM Ramdisk.
With this eliminated the IEGD driver is fine.
With the IEGD driver installed the STOP Error is much more frequent.
However, I removed the IEGD and used a shutdown batch file to continuously restart the PC every 1-1/2 minutes overnight and eventually the STOP Error occured without the IEGD installed.
I apoligize for the false alarm.
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To be Fair to DataRam DataDisk:
I installed the older version uninstalled and then installed the newer version.
On a fresh PC with only installing the new version DataRam Datadisk appears to have no issues.
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I just discovered that we had another large customer report a similar issue and we did a special "hotfix" release (10.3.2) that I can make available to you. Do you have either a special support account here, a Premier Support account, a FTP site, or another way we could send you a large (100mb) file?
THX, Kirk
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Hi VisWiz:
In order for you to access this "hotfix" release mentioned by Kirk, you will need to upgrade your community account to "Privileged" status. Then you will be able to access the fix in the "e-Help" desk.
Follow this link to request an upgrade to your account: http://edc.intel.com/My-Account.aspx http://edc.intel.com/My-Account.aspx" target="_self" rel="nofollow">http://edc.intel.com/My-Account.aspx
Note that this will involve setting up a Confidential Non-Disclosure Agreement (CNDA) with Intel. If you already have that, the process will go more quickly.
Thanks
Felix
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