PHYSICAL MEMORY DUMP

I've had the same problem with several machines after upgrading the memory. I swapped the new memory with different memory and problem solved. Not much of an answer, but hope it helps. You also want to look to see if it is the same file that is causing the memory dump. If that is the case you may have to re-install that program. Roger

try these..
1. Update with latest sevice pack SP6 from microsoft.
2. change RAM on the server
3. Increase the pagefile.sys - split it onto other drives
4. Install free utility "Pagefiledefrag.exe" from www.sysinternals.com - this defrags your pagefile, SAM & all NT Databases when booting, thus optimizes the system at boot.
Let me know if these helped, else crash the server & reinstall it from scratch !!
Akash

try searching through technet using the stop code this is on the first couple of lines

STOP: xxxxxxxx (xxxxxxxx,xxxxxxxxx) in this form. there is a technet artical that explains this format to you. stick the first set of numbers ofter the STOP. you main get something back that may help. try and think of any changes you have done (hardware and software) at around the time or a little before this started happening and reverse it.

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