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My Dell is a new P4 2.8ghz and 256mb ram server. Windows 2003 server OS.

I'm using freeaspupload script to allow user upload file to my server. It gives me a big blue error screen and reboot itself whenever someone is trying to upload a file.

I have tested upload script at http://www.freeaspupload.net

and it works fine. But it doesn't work on my server.

Source: System Error

Category: 102

EventID: 1003

I installed all the drivers on the Dell smoothly. No hardware device conflict issues, no driver issues.

Except the blue error screen is still here.

Blue Screen:

"An attempt was made try to write to a read-only memory, the prevent damage to your computer, the computer is shutting down.....

Teefer.sys.....

Dumping physical memory...

Countdown 1,2,3,4....69...etc"

Then the server reboots itself.

The error stop:

0x0000000be (0xf857c5ac, 0x06c94121, 0xf9a31cac, 0x0000000b)

Error signature:

BCCode: be

BCP1: F857C5AC

BCP2: 06C94121

BCP3: F9A31CAC

BCP4: 0000000B

OSVer: 5_2_3790

SP:0_0

Product: 274_3

I'm pulling my hairs out again.

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Any other errors in the Application Log, or other logs around the time of the reboot?

The few things I'm seeing upon searching the Internet relate to driver problems.

Any reason you want to use the freeaspupload instead of FTP?

I found one more error log in the application log:

Application error, 100, 1000

Error Detail:

Faulting application Smc.exe, version 5.5.0.2637, faulting module unknown, version 0.0.0.0, fault address 0x00000000.

I only found one application error in application log while my server had rebooted several times a day, whenever I or anyone one click the submit upload button to upload a file to my server.

The reason that I'm using freeaspupload is because I have an ASP based database driven website and it allows user to upload photos to my gallery on my site.

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I couldn't help noticing the word NEW.  Have you tried contacting Dell under the warranty?

I had the same exact problem while I was using my other box as my web server.

I originally thought it might be the hardware related. Therefore, I bought a brand new Dell PowerEdge SC420 server.

Guess what, the problem is still here.

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