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 | Document ID:2004071411243425
Last Modified:01/04/2005 |
Computer reboots after attaching a USB flash drive
| Situation: | When you attach, or plug-in, a USB flash drive to a computer that has the Ghost Client installed, the computer reboots. You may also see a blue screen error message that states "Stop 0x00000035 NO_MORE_IRP_STACK_LOCATIONS." |
| Solution: | This problem is caused by a flaw in the GhMon.sys file. A new version of the file is available, and can be downloaded by clicking the following attachment.
To replace the file on your computer
- Rename the original GhMon.sys file in the \WINDOWS\system32\drivers folder to GhMon.old.
- Copy the new version of the file to the same folder.
- Create an image of the model computer with the GhMon.sys file included, then apply the new image to other computers.
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| Technical Information: | Note that USB flash drives are known by many different names, including, but not limited to the following:
- Thumb drive
- Flash RAM drive
- Memory stick
- Memory card reader
Some portable MP3 players, and digital voice recorders can also double as USB flash drives.
Basically, any small storage device that you plug into a USB port, and that doesn't have a disk drive attached (Hard disk, CD-ROM, DVD, other removable media), can be considered a USB flash drive. The main qualifiers are that it uses flash RAM to store data, and it plugs into a USB port. |
| Document ID:2004071411243425
Last Modified:01/04/2005 |
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