I've also removed CD-ROM drive (not used much), reinserted the hard-drive in it's IDE slot, unplugged and plugged everything back in several times and physically cleaned it's innards. I have done a complete system cleanup, scandisk (full), reg-check, checked CMOS settings, and removed a lot of old apps and junk in the hope of tuning it all up. The machine has been running for 5 years without much incident.
DRIVER IRQL NOT LESS OR EQUAL FIX BLUE TOOTH DRIVERS
No new drivers or applications have been added to the system prior to this problem starting. I did however run memtest, and it reported bad memory - could it be the memory controller module on the mainboard? I feel this rules out bad memory since I find it highly unlikely 2 memory modules and/or 2 slots would go bad at the same time. In all cases the BSOD continued to occur (mostly at boot).
They are associated with the SYS file extension, developed by Microsoft for Microsoft® Windows® Operating System. Save and fast, we are here to support you and. On you can find most up to date drivers ready for download. Last Updated: Average Read Time: 4.5 minutes Bluetooth Bus Driver files, such as bthport.sys, are considered a type of Win64 DLL (Dynamic link library) file. File Name: driver-irqllessornotequal-windows-10-nvlddmkmsys.exe. If a driver is having problems, you’ll see a yellow mark next to its device (see the screenshot shown below).
To fix the problem, go to Device Manager and find the faulty drivers, then uninstall the drivers. The problem can be caused by faulty drivers. I also swapped the slots for both sims, and also tried one at a time. Bthport.sys BSOD Errors: Download and Troubleshoot. Solution 2: Uninstall problem drivers to fix IRQLNOTLESSOREQUAL. I removed each one from either slot, and booted with only half the memory.
I didn't need those, so removed them, but the problem persists. The Bootlog indicated that one crash occurred after bluetooth drivers were loaded. The services being started and activities taking place etc. Pause isn't holding the blue screen.Įvent Viewer is showing no unusual activity immediately prior to the crash. I haven't been able to get the Stop Code as the screen disappears too quickly and it reboots (it never dumps the core). I'm getting BSOD on a w2k3 machine either during startup (before the mouse cursor or CTRL-ALT-DEL login has appeared), or if I'm lucky enough the machine boots, but sooner or later the same BSOD appears.
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