Ntkrpamp.exe windows 2003

Covered by US Patent. Come for the solution, stay for everything else. Welcome to our community! Please find the results of the mini dump below. This is SBS and it crashed almost everyday with different causes This one is the recent one. Can someone please advise : i have run! Loading User Symbols Loading unloaded module list Typically this is at a bad IRQL level or double freeing the same allocation, etc. SYS Timestamp: unavailable Checksum: John Griffith.

Quick access. Search related threads. Remove From My Forums. Answered by:. Archived Forums. Windows Server General Forum. Sign in to vote. Neshuta Any Ideas before I drive nearly 2 hours out to the client to work on this would be appreciative. Wednesday, June 23, PM. Karen, thanx for the evening reply, however not much help here.

Microsoft has failed me, again. My original post does state the message is from a client 2 hours away, and I have no other knowledge of the issue, also, it clearly states the client attempted to boot off the Windows CD and got the blue screen. Microsoft did fail me big time on this one, however Google came through with flying colors, again; so here's the fixit answer for any sucker looking at Microsft for an answer:. I did some google research before getting in the car and driving 2 hours to uncertanty.

I brough all of my fixit CD's that I have, just in case, and a box of floppies, as they can be quite useful in situations like this. I found the original RAID floppy and popped it into the drive, hit F6 upon beginning of the setup, it attmpted to load the drivers, with no luck. I figured, hey, 2 year old floppy, its probably bad, so I'll make another. Found the handy driver CD, put it in an XP box, found the make disk exe and found 6 possibilities.

I made 6 disks, trying each one, and fail, fail, fail, fail, fail and walah, wouldn't ya know it, the 6th one, of corse, worked!!! Excited the server no longer had a BSOD, and got to the welcome screen, I hit R for recovery console, and went right in, then began problem 2, the password.

Turns out, the Adminstrator password for RC is different from the Active Directory password users use everyday to login. Praise God, I had my password reset tool, and reset the SAM password to blank, went through all the steps to get to the RC again, and sure enough, blank password got me right in that time. During system installation, the installation procedure determines the appropriate operating system image and HAL to install on your system.

The use of these fixed names makes it easy for the loader to locate these files at boot time. The fixed names for these files are:. Note that in some cases, depending on the system's hardware configuration, one or more of the files may be renamed to the appropriate fixed name. In other cases, the file name on the distribution medium is the same as the required fixed file name.

To install the checked operating system image and HAL, you must first determine the original names of the images that were copied to your system during system installation.

This is a hidden file, so you need to change its attributes before you can view it using the dir command. The setup. In the sample setup. The file ntkrpamp. From this sample, you can also see that the HAL file with the fixed name hal. Warning Some HAL files have deceptively similar names. For example, halacpi. Be careful to use the correct version of the HAL for your system.

Selecting the wrong HAL will result in a system that is not bootable. Now that you know the names of the files that were used during your system installation, you can copy the checked versions of these files to your system. Find the files you have identified in the checked distribution kit. The copies of these files must follow the 8. One way to ensure unique, 8. Thus, using the example in Step 1, you would copy files from the checked distribution kit as follows:.

Some files in the checked distribution are provided in compressed form. These files are indicated with an underscore character as the last character in their file type. For example, if you look for the file halapic. For example, to expand halapic. To perform this, edit the boot.

For general instructions, see Editing the boot.