Multiple_IRP_Complete_Requests

[Doghouse]

Every so often I get the BSOD for Multiple_IRP_Complete_Requests.

Today when I got it, I was able to write down the information, which included

0X00000044 (0X8786C008, 0X00000E7A, 0X00000000, 0X00000000)

I have no idea what most of that means, but from searching for solutions on the Internet it appears that it is related to drivers.

I haven't found any yellow caution marks in the Device Manager (including with hidden devices displayed).

The most recent device I have connected is an old HP DeskJet 932C printer. The HP site says that they don't have a driver for that printer for Vista, but that Vista has a basic driver so that the printer can be used.

Is there much of a possibility that the lack of a full DeskJet 932C driver for Vista could be causing the problem?

I suppose I could test it by removing the printer, but the BSOD occurs randomly (though always within 15 or 20 minutes of startup), so I would probably have to leave it disconnected for a month to see if the problem recurred. Accordingly, I was wondering if anyone had some insight as to how much of a possibility there was of the semi-compatible printer being the problem.

Vista Ultimate, fully updated
Core2 Duo 2.53 GHz
4.0 G RAM
GeForce 8800 GT (1 G memory)
Plenty of cooling
All of the components are relatively new.
I have tried to make sure that all drivers are updated (graphics card, etc.).
BIOS is also up to date. (I got the BSOD both before and after I updated BIOS.)

I'm kind of hoping that the printer is the problem for two reasons: 1) I would be able to resolve the issue fairly easily, and 2) I would have an excuse to get a new printer.

Thanks.

Reed

[patio]

There's a Hotfix:

Here Ya Go...

Heck don't tell the Wife and grab a new printer anyway...

[Doghouse]

Thanks for the reply.

Does that hotfix apply to cases in which the BSOD appears even when the computer isn't waking from sleep or hibernation?

[patio]

According to the documentation i couldn't tell as it is vague...but applying it probably will do no harm and may fix the issue.

[Doghouse]

Hmmmm. I tried to install it, but I got a message saying that it didn't apply to my system. I selected the one for Vista 32-bit, so I'm not sure what that means, unless I already have it installed or something.

Do you think that the old printer (and no driver from HP for Vista) could be causing the conflict?