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‎01-21-2025 08:41 AM - last edited on ‎01-21-2025 08:53 AM by Retired

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facing bsod DRIVER_VERIFIER_DMA_VIOLATION  already tried turned off DMA protection in BIOS ,  SFC , changed ram still getting error, ssd health also good. here are the dump files [Content Removed]

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‎01-21-2025 08:51 AM

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Hi @Fp_407 

 

This error is generally due to the activation of a program to verify the installed drivers, I can recommend you to read the following document.

 

Bug Check 0xE6 DRIVER_VERIFIER_DMA_VIOLATION - Windows drivers | Microsoft Learn

 

 

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‎01-21-2025 10:07 AM

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I am also experiencing this issue. HP, do you have any updates on this? I have a batch of 450 G9s, and the problem seems to be increasing over time. Even with DMA protection disabled and the latest drivers installed via HP Image Assistant, the BSOD still occurs.

 

I came across a previous post about this issue (HP 450 G9 Error DMA Protection - HP Support Community - 9228891), but there doesn’t seem to be any update. A BIOS update was released in Mid-December, and a few people in the previous post mentioned having their motherboards replaced. However, that can't be the solution for all of these machines.

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