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How can I figure out what driver is in this memory address??

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JuryDuty

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I keep having a crash that's caused by a driver at this memory address: 0x804F053F.

Does anyone know how I can figure out which driver this is? I know somewhere it must be listed which driver uses this memory address. I'm pretty new at this, so step-by-step help would be GREATLY appreciated.

And then once I figure it out, how can I manipulate the driver to use a different address?

Thanks so much!
 
If you're running win2000 or winXP, you can run verifier.exe It has to be run from an account with administrator priveledges. On the settings tab, choose 'verify all drivers' and 'preferred settings'. Reboot and run your stuff like normal, it'll be slower though. The next BSOD will be more informative. After that, reboot into safe mode and disable the driver verification.

The exact error message would be easier to troubleshoot, BTW.
 
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