BSOD (Blue Screen of the Death) Main Thread

[Skulltrail192]

This is the main thread to report all cases what you get a BSOD with OCA installed. To report, you need to provide the following information:

• PC configuration: Is VM or Real? What is the processor, ram installed. Is AHCI, IDE, NVME or SCSI?
• Windows Configuration: What is the edition? Is a custom ISO/build? What installed the updates? What is the service pack? What are the installed programs?
• OCA packages installed;
• Steps to reproduce the BSOD. Ex: i installed OCA base, with XP Integral Edition with all options installed/seleted. Or: i installed Avast, or some other Antivirus, then i installed OCA base;
• Please, enable the complete dump of memory and upload to some drive.
• Take a picture of the BSOD. If restart automatically, press F8 on windows start, and select "Disable automatic restart"

[KarolJ90]

I have bluescreen dead after installation drivers I have Oca 3.04 and Windows XP English Edition I can't take a photo

[Skulltrail192]

how i said in the topic description, specify the information.

[sal-ammoniac]

0x7E BSOD after installing https://github.com/shorthorn-project/One-Core-API-Binaries-Canary/releases/tag/3.0.5-20231227-experimental

PC: On VirtualBox Ryzen 6800H 2GB RAM IDE

System:Windows XP Professional SP3 Chinese

Package:Installed all packages except modern setup

Method:Bare system installed vbox guest addition and then install all package

[Skulltrail192]

What version of virtual box?

[sal-ammoniac]

What version of virtual box?

7.0.12

[idontyboi]

7.0.12

Happens after installing just the Base package or all others?

[Skulltrail192]

0x7E BSOD after installing https://github.com/shorthorn-project/One-Core-API-Binaries-Canary/releases/tag/3.0.5-20231227-experimental

PC: On VirtualBox Ryzen 6800H 2GB RAM IDE

System:Windows XP Professional SP3 Chinese

Package:Installed all packages except modern setup

Method:Bare system installed vbox guest addition and then install all package

Describe the steps to reach at that point

[sal-ammoniac]

7.0.12

Happens after installing just the Base package or all others?

all others

[sal-ammoniac]

0x7E BSOD after installing https://github.com/shorthorn-project/One-Core-API-Binaries-Canary/releases/tag/3.0.5-20231227-experimental
PC: On VirtualBox Ryzen 6800H 2GB RAM IDE
System:Windows XP Professional SP3 Chinese
Package:Installed all packages except modern setup
Method:Bare system installed vbox guest addition and then install all package

Describe the steps to reach at that point

Install XP SP3 normally (chipset was set to ICH9), then install VBox Addition and install oca,

[sal-ammoniac]

Problem found:

If chipset was set to PIIX3 no BSOD (VMWare will not BSOD either as it use 440BX as default chipset), but if chipset was ICH9 then BSOD occur

[idontyboi]

all others

My guess is that the Driver Update is to blame. You can send a memory dump file if possible to look at the driver that crashed.

[sal-ammoniac]

all others

My guess is that the Driver Update is to blame. You can send a memory dump file if possible to look at the driver that crashed.

i tried install driver package only and no bsod

[sal-ammoniac]

weird,the problem disappeared

i tried later and did not appear again (i did not find dmp for bsod either)

[qwertyopus]

Installing OCA (base) 3.0.4 and older always cause BSOD after reboot on XP x64 SP2 if Realtek HDA driver is installed. Installed latest Realtek R2.74 or old R1.49 - doesn't matter. Without Realtek Driver, OCA installing normaly.

I don't known why, but Dump not created. However it's chosen in system properties.

AMD FX-8300, 16 GB DDR3, ASRock 960GC-GS FX with Realtek ALC662
Windwos XP x64 SP2 original with all updates, include Extended Custom Support for Server 2003 up to 08.2019. On real hardware, not VM.

Edit: Hm, BSOD does not occur if the Realtek driver is from WU, not from Realtek site.

[qwertyopus]

Also BSOD on startup rarely (may be once at 5 times) happening without Realtek driver in this scenarios:

1. 3.0.4 base + 3.0.4 additional
2. 3.0.3 base + 3.0.3 additional
3. 3.0.2 base + 3.0.2 additional + 3.0.2 api-set
   And not happening ever with:
4. 3.0.1 base + 3.0.1 additional + 3.0.1 api-set
5. 3.0.2 base + 3.0.2 additional + 3.0.1 api-set
6. without OCA
   Something in api-set 3.0.2 and newer?

[Skulltrail192]

Installing OCA (base) 3.0.4 and older always cause BSOD after reboot on XP x64 SP2 if Realtek HDA driver is installed. Installed latest Realtek R2.74 or old R1.49 - doesn't matter. Without Realtek Driver, OCA installing normaly.

I don't known why, but Dump not created. However it's chosen in system properties.

AMD FX-8300, 16 GB DDR3, ASRock 960GC-GS FX with Realtek ALC662 Windwos XP x64 SP2 original with all updates, include Extended Custom Support for Server 2003 up to 08.2019. On real hardware, not VM.

Edit: Hm, BSOD does not occur if the Realtek driver is from WU, not from Realtek site.

Well, in my tests, I observed that this specific BSOD happens when I leave a pen-drive connected during boot.

[BillionXP]

I have installed Windows XP 64 bit on vm 4 cores 2240mb ram 128 vram controler type: IDE.
Normal Windows XP 64 bit iso installed.
Issue: bsod after installing base package and error during the installation:

[BillionXP]

also: it has been fully updated by legacy update. nothing else done.

[BillionXP]

i found the issue out. its a bug with apic launch set. basically cant have more then 1 core.

[jonm58]

i found the issue out. its a bug with apic launch set. basically cant have more then 1 core.

?

[JackMauro]

Hello, I have a BSOD when I try to connect to the machine using Remote Desktop connection; i suppose while negotiating TLS secure channel.

PC configuration: VMWare Workstation 12.1; Real processor i I7-6700.
Windows Configuration: Windows XP SP3 Professional fully patched without PosReady trick.
OCA packages installed; all OCA 3.0.5; the BSOD started after Base package installation.
Steps to reproduce the BSOD. I installed OCA base on the VM installed years ago, then i tried to connect the machine from another system using MSTSC.EXE version 6.3 with Network Layer Authentication support enabled and the machine crashes during secure channel negotiation.
The BSOD fault seems to be in win32k.sys.

Thank you

Mini021424-01.dmp

[Bozfy]

i found the issue out. its a bug with apic launch set. basically cant have more then 1 core.

?

Its an issue if you give it more than 1 core on vm. I dont know why. but it works now

[Vigortheindestructible]

I have the same C000021Aissue where a BSOD occurs after installing the base 3.0.5 package. What you guys mention about USB pendrives may be indeed related. For me however is I have to completely physically disconnect all my USB devices such as keyboard and mouse in order to get the system to boot.

[Vigortheindestructible]

Copied XP installation over to another device with different hardware using only IDE and standard dual channel drivers .and I get the excact same stop on the same moment. System works ok withouth OCA installed

[Vigortheindestructible]

I thought of sharing a bit of the hassle so far with OCA.

I am using an older Atlhon XP 64 Narra 6 with nVIDIA MCP61P and a Geforce 6150SE and 8gb RAM.
Windows XP 64-Bit with SP2 Vanilla works perfectly

Symptom: Installing OCA base gives me a stop error C000021a when booting up. When I do not attach any USB drivers, including mouse and keyboard, the system boots up. However, The chance of booting up successfully seems to decrease with every use and boot of the system or the space the disk uses I´m not sure. After some reboots and changes in the system (for example installing a non related system thing such as a game) Eventually the chance of booting up becomes practically 0%, even with disconnected usb devices

What I tried:
-Rebooting in Safe mode
-Tried to install from safe mode
-Tried to install OCA withouth any installed drivers on the system (No vga, ethernet, nothing, just bare Windows and standard Microsoft drivers
-Tried to see if this gdiplus.man file (one that shows up during the OCA base setup as file protection) helps and placed in Windows/system32

• Tried to see what happens if I let System File protection recover the files using the xp64 cd
• Tried to switch to one core uniprocessor instead of using multiple cores
• Tried using a Disk with more disk space to see if disk space makes a difference
• Tried switching off Page file and tried increasing it
• Turned off DEP
• Tried installing without System File protection
• Tried to see if I let the system make a full memory dump
• Tried to see if maybe if I trigger a diskchk or something at boot maybe it boots further
• Tried server 2003 x64
• Tried Windows XP 64 bit unofficial slipstream with updated ACPI, drivers and patches etc
• Tried installing all recent security and hotfixes
• Installed on another system with different motherboard and hardware, same issue
• Tried installing with having OCA driver pack installed first
• Tried installing OCA and Additional DLL´s in one go before rebooting
• Tried updating the USB drivers
• Tried disabling USB drivers
• Updated BIOS
• Disabled USB in BIOS. This only disabled the use but not the physicall recognizibility
• Installed 32 bit version on the same machine and no issues there and system boots fine with OCA
• There is no wifi adapter nor anything in the system

Nothing helped so far. The only point of change I see is somewhere in the USB field. If I leave out all USB devices or disable openhcd and ehci drivers, the system seems to boot up fine. I could see to consider getting a PS/2 card for a mouse and keyboard as workaround.

So there I have some of my experience in installing. Perhaps someone has some idea of where to find a solution and maybe this helps in our search because I am probably not the only person with the same STOP error

[jonm58]

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[Skulltrail192]

Hello guys, i'm investigating that BSOD. I hope fix on the next days and on 4.0.0 RTM it will be fixed.

[XboxAndVRAlex]

Hello, I'm having this BSOD trying to install the base core. The system would ask me if I wanted to fix the files that were replaced by the base, and after a second or two, it BSODs. The hardware I'm using is a N68-GS4 FX R2.0 Mobo, with an AMD FX 4300 CPU. The RAM installed is 16 GBs of DDR3 DIMMs, running in Dual-Channel. The storage configuration is Sata, running as IDE. I'm running the x64 SP2 version. The only things that I have installed are the drivers for the integrated stuff for the motherboard (Network, SM Bus.), Palemoon, and VLC Media Player. I cannot replicate the BSOD, as the install cannot boot anymore, sadly.

[BillionXP]

Hello, I'm having this BSOD trying to install the base core. The system would ask me if I wanted to fix the files that were replaced by the base, and after a second or two, it BSODs. The hardware I'm using is a N68-GS4 FX R2.0 Mobo, with an AMD FX 4300 CPU. The RAM installed is 16 GBs of DDR3 DIMMs, running in Dual-Channel. The storage configuration is Sata, running as IDE. I'm running the x64 SP2 version. The only things that I have installed are the drivers for the integrated stuff for the motherboard (Network, SM Bus.), Palemoon, and VLC Media Player. I cannot replicate the BSOD, as the install cannot boot anymore, sadly.

I had a bsod problem once to. The only thing that fixed it was to set the CPU core amount to 1 for 64x bit windows XP. After installing one core and other components, setting back to four cores didn't show the bsod anymore. Anyways try that if possible. Because like I have mentioned it worked for me.

[IzKuipers]

Got 0x000000A5 after installing OCA (base order followed as per the readme). I restarted when it asked me, and then restarted one final time after everything was installed. Now it just bluescreens on boot:

• HP Pavilion HDX9000
• Intel Core 2 Duo T7500
• Windows XP Professional SP3, English, no other modifications besides OCA
• Running on Intel AHCI
• 4GB DDR2

[Skulltrail192]

Got 0x000000A5 after installing OCA (base order followed as per the readme). I restarted when it asked me, and then restarted one final time after everything was installed. Now it just bluescreens on boot:

* HP Pavilion HDX9000

* Intel Core 2 Duo T7500

* Windows XP Professional SP3, English, no other modifications besides OCA

* Running on Intel AHCI

* 4GB DDR2

Do you installed OCA Driver Package?

[IzKuipers]

yes I did, I followed the readme exactly

[jonm58]

yes I did, I followed the readme exactly

OCA Driver Package's ACPI.sys causes 0x5A BSOD

If you have Windows PE, you can solve it yourself:

1. Obtain ACPI.sys for Windows XP yourself from the ISO in your hand(or 3rd-party ACPI,sys)
2. Boot your Windows PE from USB/CD/DVD
3. Delete "ACPI.sys" in "C:\WINDOWS\system32\drivers"
4. Get the "ACPI.sys" of Windows XP from the ISO in your hand and put it into "C:\WINDOWS\system32\drivers"
5. Close Windows PE and start your Windows XP

Good Luck

[jonm58]

btw now One-Core-API's ACPI.sys is Longhorn 5048 or (?)?

[IzKuipers]

yes I did, I followed the readme exactly

OCA Driver Package's ACPI.sys causes 0x5A BSOD

If you have Windows PE, you can solve it yourself:

1. Obtain ACPI.sys for Windows XP yourself from the ISO in your hand(or 3rd-party ACPI,sys)
2. Boot your Windows PE from USB/CD/DVD
3. Delete "ACPI.sys" in "C:\WINDOWS\system32\drivers"
4. Get the "ACPI.sys" of Windows XP from the ISO in your hand and put it into "C:\WINDOWS\system32\drivers"
5. Close Windows PE and start your Windows XP

Good Luck

Replaced the file, looks to be booting successfully. Any idea why this updated file would claim that my BIOS isn't ACPI compliant? Could be some obscure HP thing but seems strange to me nonetheless