Driver mismanaging system pte
 

Hello Everyone
Last night I installed X64 XP PRO service pack 2 after I rebooted
the machine I got the BSOD with the above warning and happened
again when it rebooted. The only thing I have changed is my video
card it was a ATI powercolor X1600Pro but now is a Gigabyte 8600GT
silent pipe (no fan) with the latest drivers from nvidia

I went into safe mode and deleted the drivers etc for the video card at
least it
did not crash I then installed a previous version of the drivers which is ok
but
what does the above error mean?
I searched microsofts knowledge base and got zip, did service pack 2 mess up
my video drivers? any ideas folks?????
BTW anyone know the normal operating temperatures of this card?
Under XP Pro 32bit it runs very hot when playing a game, you can hardly
touch it.

Thanks

RE: Driver mismanaging system pte
 

Spock:
Did you try the latest 162.18's?
http://www.nvidia.com/object/winxp64_162.18.html
Here you have two forum reports about your card's temperature:
http://www.silentpcreview.com/forums...ic.php?t=40870
http://thegreenbutton.com/forums/thread/199758.aspx
Carlos

"spock" wrote:

> Hello Everyone
> Last night I installed X64 XP PRO service pack 2 after I rebooted
> the machine I got the BSOD with the above warning and happened
> again when it rebooted. The only thing I have changed is my video
> card it was a ATI powercolor X1600Pro but now is a Gigabyte 8600GT
> silent pipe (no fan) with the latest drivers from nvidia
>
> I went into safe mode and deleted the drivers etc for the video card at
> least it
> did not crash I then installed a previous version of the drivers which is ok
> but
> what does the above error mean?
> I searched microsofts knowledge base and got zip, did service pack 2 mess up
> my video drivers? any ideas folks?????
> BTW anyone know the normal operating temperatures of this card?
> Under XP Pro 32bit it runs very hot when playing a game, you can hardly
> touch it.
>
> Thanks
>
>
>

Re: Driver mismanaging system pte
 

Thats what I installed to begin with. but then went to 158.19 which works
"Carlos" <Carlos@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:8BE9ACFE-83C1-42A0-B59B-7D093DB2AAF7@microsoft.com...
> Spock:
> Did you try the latest 162.18's?
> http://www.nvidia.com/object/winxp64_162.18.html
> Here you have two forum reports about your card's temperature:
> http://www.silentpcreview.com/forums...ic.php?t=40870
> http://thegreenbutton.com/forums/thread/199758.aspx
> Carlos
>
> "spock" wrote:
>
>> Hello Everyone
>> Last night I installed X64 XP PRO service pack 2 after I rebooted
>> the machine I got the BSOD with the above warning and happened
>> again when it rebooted. The only thing I have changed is my video
>> card it was a ATI powercolor X1600Pro but now is a Gigabyte 8600GT
>> silent pipe (no fan) with the latest drivers from nvidia
>>
>> I went into safe mode and deleted the drivers etc for the video card at
>> least it
>> did not crash I then installed a previous version of the drivers which is
>> ok
>> but
>> what does the above error mean?
>> I searched microsofts knowledge base and got zip, did service pack 2 mess
>> up
>> my video drivers? any ideas folks?????
>> BTW anyone know the normal operating temperatures of this card?
>> Under XP Pro 32bit it runs very hot when playing a game, you can hardly
>> touch it.
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>>
>>

Re: Driver mismanaging system pte
 

Spock:
Here's the answer to your original question.
http://www.smartcomputing.com/techsu...&ErrorID=25746
I quote:
"A PTE, or Page Table Entry, is an entry in the paging file table that maps
virtual memory to physical memory. On the surface, this error messages
suggests that no more PTEs are available on the system. That can happen if
your system is performing a large number of input/output operations (more
likely on a server than a desktop). Alternative causes, however, can be a
faulty device driver that’s mismanaging memory or an application that’s
inappropriately allocating large amounts of kernel memory.
Solution:
If the error message provides a file name, you should uninstall or disable
the program associated with that file. If the file is a device drivers, check
for an upgrade or try using an older version of the driver. A registry tweak
is available for Windows XP Professional, but if you’re using a desktop
system, there’s a good chance the error is being caused by faulty software
and not an actual lack of PTEs."

Carlos

"spock" wrote:

> Thats what I installed to begin with. but then went to 158.19 which works
> "Carlos" <Carlos@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:8BE9ACFE-83C1-42A0-B59B-7D093DB2AAF7@microsoft.com...
> > Spock:
> > Did you try the latest 162.18's?
> > http://www.nvidia.com/object/winxp64_162.18.html
> > Here you have two forum reports about your card's temperature:
> > http://www.silentpcreview.com/forums...ic.php?t=40870
> > http://thegreenbutton.com/forums/thread/199758.aspx
> > Carlos
> >
> > "spock" wrote:
> >
> >> Hello Everyone
> >> Last night I installed X64 XP PRO service pack 2 after I rebooted
> >> the machine I got the BSOD with the above warning and happened
> >> again when it rebooted. The only thing I have changed is my video
> >> card it was a ATI powercolor X1600Pro but now is a Gigabyte 8600GT
> >> silent pipe (no fan) with the latest drivers from nvidia
> >>
> >> I went into safe mode and deleted the drivers etc for the video card at
> >> least it
> >> did not crash I then installed a previous version of the drivers which is
> >> ok
> >> but
> >> what does the above error mean?
> >> I searched microsofts knowledge base and got zip, did service pack 2 mess
> >> up
> >> my video drivers? any ideas folks?????
> >> BTW anyone know the normal operating temperatures of this card?
> >> Under XP Pro 32bit it runs very hot when playing a game, you can hardly
> >> touch it.
> >>
> >> Thanks
> >>
> >>
> >>
>
>
>