Comments on: Dell Dimension E510, iastor.sys, Windows XP blue screen error, stop code 0×000000D1

By: momo

momo — Tue, 08 Dec 2009 01:58:01 +0000

hi i have the same problem (dell 9200) and have fixed it with the following

1-Download Intel drivers from dell site drivers for your computer
2 Move all the files to floppy disk
3-Boot your Windows XP CD and press F6 when it says to
4-install your windows now.

I hope it resolves itself for all

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By: lsherrard

lsherrard — Fri, 10 Jul 2009 15:10:51 +0000

After following the steps above and dowloading the driver the computer still shuts down all by itself. Although it now tells me that is backing my files in both hardrives and files are protected. First time the computer have given me such a message. I replace also the BIOS batterry and still the same problem. Now it has a beep when shuts down or trying to boot. I disconnected the I/O front panel as I found other web post stating it might be that penel but no result, it still shuts down. Some other furums indicated that the mother board could be bad. The last tech that looked at my computer stated that there were issues with the hard drive and it will need to be reformated. Any one has any idea what could it be?
Any thoughs will be appreciated.

By: lsherrard

lsherrard — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 17:39:39 +0000

I have a Dell Dimension E510 (Windows XP, media center, TV tuner) that I purchase in 09/06. It has been misbihaving for about a year (Amber light, shuts off by itslef and reboots on its own). Recently I got the blue screen error. After norrowing finishin a project under extreme preasure the computer finaly went out. Each time I turn it on it was just beeping and Windows XP never loaded. Of course my computer is way pass warranty so I took it to a locan computer shop. He found out one of my ram stiks was bad. So we get it on now, but it still turns off all by itlself. The tech sugested rebuilding the hard drives as he found some errors but I’m holding before I back up my system. I decided to research the matter myself and figure out what is the problem before rebuilding everything. This post is great at it discribe precisly the issues. After I backup my system I’ll try your suggestions. Thanks a lot and I’ll let you know later if this works permanently.

By: Helen Megan

Helen Megan — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 23:08:00 +0000

My Dell XPS 410 has never behaved consistently properly since I got it. I have called in various problems, bad sound, blue screens, etc. Finally the system would not boot at all. I was on the phone with Dell for a couple of hours and exentually they sent a new hard drive and video card. Installing these, we ran into the iastor.sys problem and finally that took us to your blog. Thank you so much.

I am apalled, though that Dell has known about this since November 2006 and I still had to have all this trouble. Have they never heard of patches.

By: Liquidretro

Liquidretro — Sat, 13 Jun 2009 20:49:12 +0000

I have a dell Dim 8400 with this iastore.sys problem. I can not boot windows. I have have tried the various bios methods here with no luck. Does anyone have any idea on how to make my computer boot so I can run the intel app and install the new file?

By: Scotia Systems » IAStor.sys Blue Screen

Scotia Systems » IAStor.sys Blue Screen — Fri, 29 May 2009 14:01:53 +0000

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By: Roger Noble

Roger Noble — Fri, 01 May 2009 00:18:46 +0000

Looking back over similar problems posted here I note that nobody seems to have had this problem with Windows Vista Home Premium, which is what I am running.
All of the attempted solutions seem to involve dismantling and reassembling a Dell computer!
Is this a usual Dell solution?
Most of what I read is way over my head — I am not a tech or a nerd — so I don’t know what most fellow sufferers are talking about.
What do I do?
I am in Dell hell.
Help!

By: Roger Noble

Roger Noble — Thu, 30 Apr 2009 23:39:48 +0000

I have a Dell Inspiron 1525 acquired in May 2008.
Two days ago, on April 28 2009, I had an almighty system crash, and received this error message:

Download and install the driver for your RAID controller
This problem was caused by your RAID controller, which was created by Intel Corporation.
The model name of your RAID controller is Intel Matrix Storage Manager (iaStor.sys).
Solution
To download and install the driver for your RAID controller, go online and follow the instructions on the manufacturer’s website:
Intel Corporation

I tried to follow these instructions, but my computer has not been functioning as usual ever since this crash!
Firefox no longer works as my Browser, eBay functions are just not responding, and it seems that my computer has ceased to operate as it used to.
I have emailed both Microsoft and eBay but this problem persists.
And we are not talking about 2005/2006 here.
This is happening right now, in April 2009.
Why has Dell not fixed this ancient problem?

By: Mike

Mike — Wed, 29 Apr 2009 00:08:35 +0000

Followup: Interestingly enough, after taking the steps outilned in my previous post, I searched for the file ‘iastore.sys’ but the search did not find it. After 24 ours, my computer is performing as normal. Thanks again to all – especially to post 131 ‘Dell XPS L2 11.07.06′.
Mike