https://community.hpe.com/t5/operating-system-microsoft/asr-for-no-apparent-reason/m-p/2417024#M179 HP Diagnostics produce a ticket with the two interesting following entries:<BR /><BR />[Memory : Address Test]<BR /> Passed 0<BR /> Failed 0<BR /> Aborted 15<BR /> Skipped 0<BR /><BR /> [IDE : IDE CD Data Test]<BR /> Passed 0<BR /> Failed 1<BR /> Aborted 0<BR /> Skipped 0<BR /> 0A06 Failed 1 Time(s)<BR /> 0A04 Failed 1 Time(s)<BR /><BR />Have applied latest patches and sp5 again, including aa full update of the IDE <BR />driver (no longer using atapi.sys but a specific intel driver) yet still the <BR />server is falling over and giving no indication why. <BR /><BR />Any other ideas anyone?<BR /><BR />Thanks, <BR /><BR />Barney. Wed, 12 Jan 2000 02:27:57 GMT Barney Grice 2000-01-12T02:27:57Z https://community.hpe.com/t5/operating-system-microsoft/asr-for-no-apparent-reason/m-p/2417022#M177 Brand new Netserver LH3r running clean BDC installation of NT4 sp5, Norton <BR />Anti-Virus v5, HP Local TopTools and Agents. <BR />Server is crashing then coming back up under ASR, but there are no indicators <BR />of the cause anywhere in NT Event Log, TopTools EventLog, Navigator diagnostics <BR />or anywhere else. <BR />I'm at a loss - anyone seen this behaviour before?<BR />Thanks, <BR />Barney. Thu, 23 Dec 1999 08:02:58 GMT https://community.hpe.com/t5/operating-system-microsoft/asr-for-no-apparent-reason/m-p/2417022#M177 Barney Grice 1999-12-23T08:02:58Z https://community.hpe.com/t5/operating-system-microsoft/asr-for-no-apparent-reason/m-p/2417023#M178 You may want to check if you've got the latest version of Top Tools and have <BR />the most up to date agents installed. You may also want to re-apply SP5 again.<BR /><BR />Gerard Laygui, MCSE, CCNA Fri, 31 Dec 1999 13:57:47 GMT https://community.hpe.com/t5/operating-system-microsoft/asr-for-no-apparent-reason/m-p/2417023#M178 Gerard Laygui 1999-12-31T13:57:47Z https://community.hpe.com/t5/operating-system-microsoft/asr-for-no-apparent-reason/m-p/2417024#M179 HP Diagnostics produce a ticket with the two interesting following entries:<BR /><BR />[Memory : Address Test]<BR /> Passed 0<BR /> Failed 0<BR /> Aborted 15<BR /> Skipped 0<BR /><BR /> [IDE : IDE CD Data Test]<BR /> Passed 0<BR /> Failed 1<BR /> Aborted 0<BR /> Skipped 0<BR /> 0A06 Failed 1 Time(s)<BR /> 0A04 Failed 1 Time(s)<BR /><BR />Have applied latest patches and sp5 again, including aa full update of the IDE <BR />driver (no longer using atapi.sys but a specific intel driver) yet still the <BR />server is falling over and giving no indication why. <BR /><BR />Any other ideas anyone?<BR /><BR />Thanks, <BR /><BR />Barney. Wed, 12 Jan 2000 02:27:57 GMT https://community.hpe.com/t5/operating-system-microsoft/asr-for-no-apparent-reason/m-p/2417024#M179 Barney Grice 2000-01-12T02:27:57Z https://community.hpe.com/t5/operating-system-microsoft/asr-for-no-apparent-reason/m-p/2417025#M180 I've seen NT servers do this before. Three quick thing to do. 1) Remove any 3rd <BR />party video drivers, they are notorious for corrupting core memory since nt 4.0 <BR />was released. Use the standard vga driver that comes with NT server. 2) If <BR />possible try different ram in the box. Bad memory, and just because its new <BR />does not mean its good, will reboot the sporadically. 3) Do a system backup and <BR />install the latest service pack, that was SP6a the last time I check. When <BR />doing a backup go to services and shut down all non-critical services. Also <BR />when running the server only start needed services and slowly, every day or so, <BR />start a new one until you find the one that crashes the box. Wed, 12 Jan 2000 07:35:05 GMT https://community.hpe.com/t5/operating-system-microsoft/asr-for-no-apparent-reason/m-p/2417025#M180 Dave Matthews_1 2000-01-12T07:35:05Z