01-19-2012 01:38 PM
I've been getting a sporadic BSOD which I think is due to my labview VI. The dump file claims that it's the "halmacpi.dll" driver that is to blame. Any idea where this driver comes from and how I can fix this problem? Thanks
Ian
01-19-2012 02:06 PM
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=halmacpi.dll
Sorry, but I love doing that ^^^^^
Author: Microsoft Corporation
Author URL: http:// www.microsoft.com
Part Of: Windows Operating System
Memory Usage: Low
Associated Applications: Windows Operating System
Background DLL: Yes
Uses Network: No
Hardware Related: Yes
Common Path: C:\ Windows\ System32\ halmacpi.dll
01-25-2012 12:26 PM
So i've searched a good while and tried a few things (including rewriting my VI) and I just got the BSOD again. I know it deals with Labview since it only occurs while running my program. I'll attach my dump file if anyone can please help. Thanks
01-26-2012 09:16 AM
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=ntkrnlpa.exe
Sorry, had to do it again......^^^^
Go to the first link at geeks to go and read the post. Someone got help around post #4 that seemed to work, it was some strange old driver causing the problem and had nothing to do with the program when the BSOD happened.
01-26-2012 05:56 PM
Hi Ian,
According to Google, ser2pl.sys is the driver for a USB-to-serial adapter. Do you have one of those? If so, you should contact the manufacturer.
Brad