Windows 8 64-Bit Crash Locale ID -2057.

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moltenskull

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I purchased Windows 8 64-Bit System builder a few weeks ago.I am getting frequent BSODs while playing games with the Bccode:50 and Locale Id :2057.The games I am playing are all patched,plus they are genuine.I Googled and came up with bad drivers as the possible fault.I ran Uniblue Driver Scanner Trial Version and am getting ''ancient'' Drivers for my HID compliant mouse--Lenovo M6811 USB 2.0 and Network card.I got the drivers for the Ethernet card but am unable to get Microsoft drivers after 2006 for my mouse and this is causing frequent crashes.My system specifications are as follows--
Windows 8 64 Bit System Builder(No updates available).
4 GB Transcend PC2-5300 RAM.
AMD HD 6850 @850/1105 MHz and stock voltages.
Core 2 Duo E7400 @3.44GHz OC'ed using SetFSB.
I would love some help here.:(

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moltenskull

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Playing GTA IV patched to latest version.Got this after about 7 minutes-

Problem signature
Problem Event Name: BlueScreen
OS Version: 6.2.9200.2.0.0.768.100
Locale ID: 2057

Extra information about the problem
BCCode: 50
BCP1: FFFFF6C460000058
BCP2: 0000000000000000
BCP3: FFFFF800D4B4F050
BCP4: 0000000000000002
OS Version: 6_2_9200
Service Pack: 0_0
Product: 768_1
Bucket ID: BAD_DUMPFILE

Please Help.Am unable to play any games on my PC.
 
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moltenskull

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I got the drivers for my Mouse.....but when I downloaded and checked with SlimDrivers,all drivers were out of date.....even though Uniblue Driver Scanner Trial version shows all drivers are okay......sometimes the BSOD is due to IRQL_NOT_EQUAL_OR_LESS or PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA..Am at my wit's end..I will try driver identifier and post back with the results....Thanks...
 
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Vignesh B

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Rather than relying on driver scanning utilities, you do be better off if you go to the respective manufacturer's website and download all the necessary drivers.
Also run a memory test using memtest86+
 
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moltenskull

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''memtest86+'' whats this? I had read somewhere that its for testing your RAM.....is that correct? I replaced my RAM thrice but they all gave the same error,at one point of time or the other....How do I use memtest86+?

And thanks a lot for the help.:)
 
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Vignesh B

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^^ Yes, that's for testing RAM only.
Download the iso, install it in cd/usb. Boot from that, let it run.
But since, you are saying its not a RAM problem, no use of doing that.
Btw did you install "all" the latest drivers for your system?
 
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moltenskull

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Ok....Well,not all drivers.....As I wrote before ,I installed Uniblue Driver Scanner Trial Version 2013 and then checked the list for all the drivers which were out of date.....then went to device manager and tried to update all the drivers except for my HP printer,whose drivers have not been released yet.....I installed drivers for my Realtek Network card as well,but this I did from Realtek's site,as Google showed bad ethernet drivers as a possible cause for this Blue Screen event....

I simply don't get it what is the cause for the Blue Screen....I saw that lots of people have this type of problem on Google and narrowed it down to bad drivers as a possible cause....but I am just relying on Google....I am not sure what is the actual cause....Windows is activated and no updates are available ..... Is it due to a bad overclock or PSU?:(
 
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Vignesh B

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moltenskull said:
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Locale ID: 2057
BCCode: 50
BCP1: FFFFF6C460000058
BCP2: 0000000000000000
BCP3: FFFFF800D4B4F050
BCP4: 0000000000000002
Bucket ID: BAD_DUMPFILE
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This points to network card driver issues only. But you are saying you have already installed the latest driver.

moltenskull said:
Ok....Well,not all drivers.....As I wrote before ,I installed Uniblue Driver Scanner Trial Version 2013 and then checked the list for all the drivers which were out of date.....then went to device manager and tried to update all the drivers except for my HP printer,whose drivers have not been released yet.....I installed drivers for my Realtek Network card as well,but this I did from Realtek's site,as Google showed bad ethernet drivers as a possible cause for this Blue Screen event....

I simply don't get it what is the cause for the Blue Screen....I saw that lots of people have this type of problem on Google and narrowed it down to bad drivers as a possible cause....but I am just relying on Google....I am not sure what is the actual cause....Windows is activated and no updates are available ..... Is it due to a bad overclock or PSU?:(
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What I would suggest is(only if you have proper backups) to refresh your PC. Then download fresh drivers one by one(if possible create a restore point at each stage). At whatever stage you get the BSOD, you can revert back. It may take some time, but is worth the hassle.
Also try to go for a methodical approach while installing drivers (chipset>graphic card>network card>other products) to rule out any other issues.
 
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topgear

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moltenskull said:
I purchased Windows 8 64-Bit System builder a few weeks ago.I am getting frequent BSODs while playing games with the Bccode:50 and Locale Id :2057.The games I am playing are all patched,plus they are genuine.I Googled and came up with bad drivers as the possible fault.I ran Uniblue Driver Scanner Trial Version and am getting ''ancient'' Drivers for my HID compliant mouse--Lenovo M6811 USB 2.0 and Network card.I got the drivers for the Ethernet card but am unable to get Microsoft drivers after 2006 for my mouse and this is causing frequent crashes.My system specifications are as follows--
Windows 8 64 Bit System Builder(No updates available).
4 GB Transcend PC2-5300 RAM.
AMD HD 6850 @850/1105 MHz and stock voltages.
Core 2 Duo E7400 @3.44GHz OC'ed using SetFSB.
I would love some help here.:(

Moderators can move this thread to it's correct location,if they feel this is not in the right section of the forum.
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first things first :

run the cpu at stock speed and run metest86+ app to test your memory module(s) and post the result .. they we may really know if it's a driver issue or something else.
 
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moltenskull

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This points to network card driver issues only.
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After I read this line,I searched around a bit and came up with wrong drivers for my Realtek Ethernet card(Windows 7 64-bit drivers) and replaced with them with the correct drivers (with an additional update) posted on the HP Software and Drivers Page for W8 64 Bit.So far,no crashes...Played GTA IV for an hour without any issues....But I would like to test the stability of my system....any tools for that?I know there are lots,but I can't decide upon one,so I would like some recommendations.....And everyone,thanks a lot for the helpful replies.:)

run the cpu at stock speed
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Sorry for being off-topic,but does it make a difference if the stock speed is 2800MHz while booting once and 2793 MHz while rebooting/cold booting?
 
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topgear

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moltenskull said:
After I read this line,I searched around a bit and came up with wrong drivers for my Realtek Ethernet card(Windows 7 64-bit drivers) and replaced with them with the correct drivers (with an additional update) posted on the HP Software and Drivers Page for W8 64 Bit.So far,no crashes...Played GTA IV for an hour without any issues....But I would like to test the stability of my system....any tools for that?I know there are lots,but I can't decide upon one,so I would like some recommendations.....And everyone,thanks a lot for the helpful replies.:)
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play some games like BFBC2, BF3, Crysis 2 continuously 2-3 hors - this should be enough IMO.

Sorry for being off-topic,but does it make a difference if the stock speed is 2800MHz while booting once and 2793 MHz while rebooting/cold booting?
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no, this is happening due to cpu power saving features.
 
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topgear

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those only stress test cpu and memory mainly but not the gpu and from my experience I've seen that using such stress test apps is not always enough for testing stability .. on the other hand games can put different types of loads on ram, cpu and gpu at the same time so gaming for stability test is much more preferable IMO.
 
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Vignesh B

Youngling
topgear said:
those only stress test cpu and memory mainly but not the gpu and from my experience I've seen that using such stress test apps is not always enough for testing stability .. on the other hand games can put different types of loads on ram, cpu and gpu at the same time so gaming for stability test is much more preferable IMO.
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Agreed.
 
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moltenskull

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Played GTA IV for 2 hrs...No crashes....:)
Played Shift 2 Unleashed for 20 mins...Crash with BEX Error,code 2057..:(

Cleared the problem reports by mistake,will try and replicate the crash on shift 2....Maybe it's due to the fact that I saw a tweaking guide for shift 2 and switched on SuperSampling for the application profile...Is that a GPU error by any chance(BEX Error)?
 
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Vignesh B

Youngling
moltenskull said:
Played Shift 2 Unleashed for 20 mins...Crash with BEX Error,code 2057..:(

Cleared the problem reports by mistake,will try and replicate the crash on shift 2....Maybe it's due to the fact that I saw a tweaking guide for shift 2 and switched on SuperSampling for the application profile...Is that a GPU error by any chance(BEX Error)?
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BEX error is due to buffer overflow. It is mostly due to registry error or when a firewall blocks certain connections.
I once had the same error with an nightly build of firefox, it got rectified by re-installing.

pratyush997 said:
How about intelburn test
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Not bad. Worth a try.
 
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topgear

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moltenskull said:
Played GTA IV for 2 hrs...No crashes....:)
Played Shift 2 Unleashed for 20 mins...Crash with BEX Error,code 2057..:(

Cleared the problem reports by mistake,will try and replicate the crash on shift 2....Maybe it's due to the fact that I saw a tweaking guide for shift 2 and switched on SuperSampling for the application profile...Is that a GPU error by any chance(BEX Error)?
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make sure SHift 2 is patched to the most recent version and try some games like BF3,BGBC2, Crysis 2, Sleeping Dogs, Metro 2033 - if they run fine at highest settings possble by your config your rig is fine.
 
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