Während dem Arbeiten oder Spielen kann in unregelmäßigen Abständen der berühmte Bluescreen mit der Fehlermeldung PFN_LIST_CORRUPT auftreten. PFN steht für „Page Frame Number“ und beschreibt die Einteilung der einzelnen Seitenrahmen des Working memory in which the program commands run or drivers work. Each of these page frames is 4 KB in size (at least with our conventional Intel and AMD Processors) and the PFN list gives access to these individual page frames. If a driver or a program tries to cross this frame several times, such a blue screen is triggered. The following suggestions will help:
1. Uninstall all graphics card, sound card, modem, TV card, network card drivers (or other components that your computer contains) that you find on your system (System control/software and Device Manager) and visit the official website of your component manufacturer to get updated drivers. The PFN list can be damaged by improperly programmed drivers.
2. Follow this tip um sämtliche automatisch startenden Programme zu deaktivieren. Besonders gefährdet sind Virenscanner, Backup-Anwendungen und Firewalls. Schalten Sie also alle automatisch startenden Anwendungen ab und deinstallieren Sie, falls alles nichts nützt, solche Software. Testen Sie ihr System gründlich auf Herz und Nieren nach dem Eingriff – falls das Problem gelöst wurde können Sie den Übeltäter herausfinden indem Sie nach und nach sämtliche Anwendungen wieder installieren und aktivieren. Über eine E-Mail an webmaster@windows-tweaks.info mit Informationen zu Problemfällen würde ich mich sehr freuen – dieser Artikel wird dann aktualisiert, damit viele andere Benutzer von ihrem Engagement profitieren.
3. Unfortunately, the alternative option is to replace the RAM, as it is very likely to be defective. Try using RAM from a friend if the modules are compatible. Once the problem has been solved, you will need to invest in new RAM.
You can also check your working memory before such an intervention with the DocMemory Tester, which you can download here. here received.
Fix Pfn_list_corrupt blue screen
4. Network cards and other components can also cause this problem (even without drivers), which is why I recommend removing all PCI cards in the worst case. Then gradually reinstall the hardware, as in the autostart and installation exclusion procedure of option 2, and reinstall the drivers, which will ensure a clean setup.
5. Immediately after switching on the computer, press ENTF or F2 to enter the BIOS (Basic Input/Output System) and move the cursor to BIOS Chipset Features. After pressing Enter you will find the entry CPU FSB Clockwhich you set to the corresponding value for a system clock of 100 or 133 Mhz (Important: The terms may differ. If you are not familiar with them, you should have such an attack carried out by an experienced user). Overclocked systems can be susceptible to such blue screens, as the timing of the main memory no longer works in the usual way and the PFN list mentioned above is damaged.
6. The error also occurs when an ATI Radeon card is installed in the system. A driver update should solve the problem: ATI Driver Download!
Almost all options are very drastic measures, but they are the only ways to counteract this blue screen.
NOTE FOR NEW PUBLICATION: This article was produced by Sandro Villinger and comes from the Windows Tweaks archive, which has been built up since the late 1990s.
