Hello
I get an error in system event "WHEA-Logger event 17". It reappears every 2 to 4 seconds.
I read in google it has something to do with the Intel Chipset drivers (they are installed - newest)
Does anyone know how to fix this?
 
A corrected hardware error has occurred.
Component: PCI Express Root Port
Error Source: Advanced Error Reporting (PCI Express)
Bus:Device:Function: 0x0:0x3:0x0
Vendor ID:Device ID: 0x8086:0x340a
Class Code: 0x30400
 
Thanx

did you change motherboards or was the OS freshly installed with the SR-2?

I changed from a Skulltrail to the SR-2.
But i tried a fresh install today, and i have the same error all the time. I had no blue screen or system hang the hole time.
I also tried to change slots for the addin cards. At the moment i have a 480GTX in slot 1 and 3 (SLI), in slot 5 is the LSI 3ware 9650 12port controller, and in slot 7 the X-Fi Titanium Pro. I have two 5680 Xeons with 24 GB Crucial Reg ECC 1333 Mem. (already did a Mem-Test)
I tried different bios settings (ACPI 2.0, 3.0) Speedstep and Turbo On/Off) - but nothing seems to work.
This is a known problem for ATI users with the Intel DX58SO Mainboard. Most think its driver related (Chipset) or a Bios problem.
 
Most time when i force a reinstall of the Chipset Software (-overide -overall) without reboot, the error stops until i restart the system again.
All the drivers are up2date.
 
I also thought of overheating, but my temps are great so far (CPU´s 26-39°C , GPU1&2 42-49°C, Motherboard 36°C, PWM1&2 43-49°C)
everything watercooled
 
Any idea?

Can't help really... but I wanted to confirm that I have this same annoying error with similar frequency.  

So it isn't just you.

Fortunately, I don't see any direct consequences of the error on machine operation, but i'd like to get rid of it anyhow.

let me look in my event logs as well and see if that appears as well, then maybe we can go from there.

just checked, of the 60k system messages i have had none of them are for that specific event, wish i knew which chipset drivers i have installed, maybe it has something to do with a bug in a particular version

davision


Can't help really... but I wanted to confirm that I have this same annoying error with similar frequency.  

So it isn't just you.

Fortunately, I don't see any direct consequences of the error on machine operation, but i'd like to get rid of it anyhow.

What configuration do you have? Are you using REG ECC or standard RAM, do you have SLI or Crossfire?
Is your mainboard stock cooled or running on water?
 
 
 
 

Hello i have the same issue

A corrected hardware error has occurred.

A corrected hardware error has occurred.

Component: PCI Express Root Port
Error Source: Advanced Error Reporting (PCI Express)

Bus:Device:Function: 0x0:0x0:0x0
Vendor ID:Device ID: 0x8086:0x3406
Class Code: 0x30000

The details view of this entry contains further information.

A fresh win7 64b installation with all latest drivers and BIOS. (System not O/C yet)

IS somebody else has the issue and fixed it ?



My system is describe below. All Water cooled (SR2 include)

terminou


Hello i have the same issue

A corrected hardware error has occurred.

A corrected hardware error has occurred.

Component: PCI Express Root Port
Error Source: Advanced Error Reporting (PCI Express)

Bus:Device:Function: 0x0:0x0:0x0
Vendor ID:Device ID: 0x8086:0x3406
Class Code: 0x30000

The details view of this entry contains further information.

A fresh win7 64b installation with all latest drivers and BIOS. (System not O/C yet)

IS somebody else has the issue and fixed it ?



My system is describe below. All Water cooled (SR2 include)

Do you have any pcie card in slot 5-7 ?
I noticed, when i remove the cards from 5-7 i don´t get the WHEA Logger.
strange thing. its always the same vendor id

HI thanks. I don't know wich PCI number they are my Two graphic card

if you look your Mb from the top, first GTX is at first slot from the right (close to CPU) and second gtx is into the third slot from the right.
Do you want to see any pictures ?



All power cable are connected.. that picture was taken by the shop when build the machine

Seems you´re using one and three.
 
I think it´s a Bios error. Some people had the same issues with the Intel DX58SO Mainboard.
Only a bios update fixed it.
I already got called from EVGA about a week ago - i sent them some screenshots and system information data (msinfo tool), but did not hear back from them since then. 
When i plug in my 3ware 9650SE and my X-Fi Titanium i get the error every second.
I hope they will fix this, or better said i hope there will be Bios Updates in the future. The last one is 2 months old.
 
 

good news then...
BTW do you thik i have to push EVGA support too ? by opening a ticket to their support ?


I'm not sure but whe i connect new hardware i got a BSOD. For example, i plugged a usb scanner, a second Monitor on second GTX, when i modify nvida setting from Disable SLI to enable it.

hi again,

Fireclaw, do you refer to the following topic ?

http://forums.mydigitalli...A-Warnings-Event-ID-17

Can we install the folllowing drivers then ?

http://downloadcenter.int...dID=10884&lang=eng

thanks for your help

I already installed 9.1.2.1007 - no luck
 
 

i have reinstall Seven  then install the Interl drivers via a cmd window then i used some flags like -overall -overide and so on (all latest update + Nvidia drivers 256.96), but i still see the message.

i have fewer messages now.  it is better. BTW, yesterday an update on the MArvell controler on Seven has been installed... i did not checked yet if it fixed the problem

I'm getting the same error on my SR2. 

From the PCI vendor code and device you can see what devices are attached to that port under Windows Device Manager by changing the View menu to Devices by Connection. In my case it's port 7 that's giving me problems and it happens to have a EVGA 9500GT card installed. Strangely enough the errors are coming from a svchost process that is dealing with networking.

Gonna try reinstalling the intel drivers with the command lines and see if that helps.

The real gem would be if anyone knows how to decode the data coming out of the error report that the PCIe Root Port is passing back to Windows.


- Souca -

I have exactly the same error 



A corrected hardware error has occurred.

Component: PCI Express Root Port
Error Source: Advanced Error Reporting (PCI Express)

Bus:Device:Function: 0x0:0x3:0x0
Vendor ID:Device ID: 0x8086:0x340a
Class Code: 0x30400

when i dont run any game in windows i dont get it but when i start playing starcraft 2 i get 1 every minute .... tried trivers reinstall systems and loads options in windows...

Add me to the list, getting quite a few of these error messages in my system event log. Ugh.... so frustrating

The drivers that were linked above are for a desktop board. Not sure if it matters but should we be using these drivers since we are using the 5520 chipset?

http://downloadcenter.intel.com/Detail_Desc.aspx?agr=Y&DwnldID=18180&lang=eng

that's the one used already but still same issue.

Any update from EVGA please ? Some people already asks for a ticket. New bios in sight ?

I got a response today to a ticket relating to this issue. EVGA say that they're working on it and are still trying to isolate and reproduce the issue.

They've been saying this for a month now though, so it's a bit of a worry.

The other thread relating to this issue is here.

it sucks a lot

Strange thing happened today.
I had alot of the WHEA event 17 every 2-5 seconds, but the system did run fine until today.
So today i thought to give the Nvidia 260.63 beta drivers a try, installed them and now the WHEA-17 errors are gone - completely.
 
Only a WHEA Event 46 at startup (fatal hardware error, component memory). The memory is ok , tested it on another system
 
I will try to reuse my Creative X-Fi Titanium Fatalyty PRO and see if WHEA-17 are back
 
 
 
 

So i installed the X-FI again and guess what - no WHEA Logger 17 error.
 
I am using Windows 7 x64, 3ware 9650SE12port Raid, 2 Nvidia 480GTX in SLI, 1 X-FI Titanium Pro, 24 GB Reg. ECC Mem, 2 Xeon 5680,
SR-2 (Bios A47)
I have Numa enabled, energy setting on High Performance using Turbo mode (works correct). System is clocking down when idle.
Only things i changed:
 
Nvidia 260.63 Beta Drivers
Microsoft Hotfix KB2028551 V2 x64
Microsoft Hotfix KB2028560 V2 x64
Microsoft Hotfix KB2120976 x64
Kaspersky Internet Security 2011 got the a,b Hotfixes.
 
I can´t say what fixed the WHEA-17 error, but i had it appearing every 2-5 seconds before and now they are gone.
 
 
 
 

Thanks for the tip about the NVIDIA 260.63 beta drivers Fireclaw.
 
I'm still getting periodic Event 17 messages with this driver installed, but I think it's an improvement.
 
Looking at the event details returned by the express port, the Correctable Error Status is generally 0x1000, which indicates a Replay Timer Time-out Status problem. Less frequently the Uncorrectable Error Status returns 0x4000 - a Completion Time-out Severity.
 
Completion Time-out Severity. I like that code - might have to start using it with the kids...
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Got word back from EVGA support that they do not yet have an update for Event id 17 at this time, but that they will update us when a solution is found. Unfortunately, it seems like the A49 BIOS made this warning more frequent. When there's a lot of disk activity, e.g. during backups, 5000+ of these warnings are generated every minute.
 

oohh noooooo. i expected to have this issue fixed
 
What do you need EVGA ? More debug ? i can make some if you explain to me how to ....

I am running into the same BSOD issue with my SR2 as well. 
I am running Windows 7 64-bit and the following;
5680 6 Core Cpus
32 GB OCZ Ram 10666
2WD 1TB 64MB Cache (Black) both raid 0 on marvel controller
2 BFG GTX 280s
and a X-Connect 1600 Watt PSU to power the system.
 
I am mainly using the rig for VMware Infrastracture purposes but I am getting rather displeased with the system locking up and killing all of my VMware enviorments due to a unstable hardware enviorment BSOD.
 
Hence the following information I have found as well;
 
0x3B67 
Chip Number:  .Vendor ID 0x8086
Chip Description:  Intel(R) Active Management Technology - Serial Over LAN (SOL)
Notes:  Driver is included with Intel Management Engine Interface driver

When i search for "Vendor ID:Device ID: 0x8086:0x3406" i found that it is a Intel Device but not what for a device it is.

PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_3406&SUBSYS_4844108E&REV_13
Device "Intel(R) 5520/5500/X58 I/O Hub to ESI Port - 3406".
 
Since this happens every so often or.. two times tonight now, I am not sure if this board is ready for a steady VMware enviorment as there is no way I can trust this system in production.
 
Is there any hopes on the horizion for some sort of system stability through a BIOS update or a Driver fix?????
 
p.s. Yes I have been asked why I would ever need this kind of power for gaming... and I usually say that this board is the perfect VM solution for both ESXI and Server but I am starting to have my doubts.

ok... I am in the processes of more testing and analysis as to what could be causing the system instability.  So far it appears that after I updated all of the drivers/bios for the system-board and the video card ....again... with the latest of everything.  The system appears to be running more stable.  Hmm.... 
 
I will post an update if I run into any issues...
 
I am in the process of updating yum in a VM for RHEL5 and compressing a 146GB Tarball.  So far the system has yet to crash or blue screen but I will be sure to keep everyone posted...

I'd like to throw in my two cents since I also have the WHEA error 17 issue running Inter DX58SO motherboard, EGVA GTX 480, and win7 64 bit OS. From what I can gather after reading innumerable fora and Google searches the magic combination that creates the error is to have a motherboard with the X58 chipset, a high end graphics card plugged in to a PCIe slot, and running win7 64 bit. The error has been observed on different mfg mother boards, different mfg and model high end graphics card, and of course Win7 64 bit - the common denominator seems to be as stated above so I don't think it is a particular mother board (and attendant bios), graphics card, or other hardware issue. It seems to be some interaction between the three.  One interesting thing I have found is that, at least in my case, if you turn off the Windows Diagnostic Policy Service the errors ceased. This seems to me to indicate some sort of glitch occuring when the service is addressing the graphics card. I have no idea what the root cause is but at this time I am convinced that things are pretty much as described above.
 
I read one thread where a guy had an ATI card and cajoled ATI to release a new bios for that card which solved the problem...some sort of timing issue if I remember correctly. If so, that certainly is in line with my belief.
 
If any EVGA folks are reading this please look into the relationship of how the GTX 480, win7 64 bit and X58 chipset all try to play together...perhaps someone with a lot more smarts than me can figure out what's happening and fix it with a new card bios or driver update or maybe initiate a joint effort with MS and Intel.
 
Please.
 
Thanks for listening.