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[leader2]

Hi leader2,

 

Click “Start”, type “%SystemRoot%\Minidump" (without quotation marks) in “Search” bar and press “Enter”.

Locate the minidump file that occurred during the most recent BSOD.

If it's too large, zip it up and attach in your next reply.

 

You may also find that no minidump file is available. If that is the case, then you will just have to test the system for a few days and see how it performs.

 

 

 

 

 

I don't think I can post this here as a text file OCD since it wouldn't up as a text file to post on my computer. So I attached it for you.

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•  041514-32890-01.zip   52.87KB   228 downloads

[OCD]

Hi leader2,

 

As the issue you are encountering is a technical problem rather than a malware issue I'm going to have to ask for assistance from one of my colleagues on interpreting the mini-dump file. FYI it does show what caused the bsod, but I'm unsure of what the correct method is to remedy the issue.

 

This is the file and a brief description of what it does:

 

ntoskrnl.exe (Short for Windows NT Operating System Kernel, and ntkrnlpa.exe on systems with Physical Address Extension support) is the kernel image for the family of Microsoft Windows NT operating systems. It provides the kernel and executive layers of the Windows NT kernel space, and is responsible for various system services such as hardware virtualization, process and memory management, etc., thus making it a fundamental part of the system. It contains the cache manager, the executive, the kernel, the security reference monitor, the memory manager, and the scheduler, among other things.

 

I will reply back as soon as possible.

[leader2]

Hi leader2,

 

As the issue you are encountering is a technical problem rather than a malware issue I'm going to have to ask for assistance from one of my colleagues on interpreting the mini-dump file. FYI it does show what caused the bsod, but I'm unsure of what the correct method is to remedy the issue.

 

This is the file and a brief description of what it does:

 

ntoskrnl.exe (Short for Windows NT Operating System Kernel, and ntkrnlpa.exe on systems with Physical Address Extension support) is the kernel image for the family of Microsoft Windows NT operating systems. It provides the kernel and executive layers of the Windows NT kernel space, and is responsible for various system services such as hardware virtualization, process and memory management, etc., thus making it a fundamental part of the system. It contains the cache manager, the executive, the kernel, the security reference monitor, the memory manager, and the scheduler, among other things.

 

I will reply back as soon as possible.

Thanks a lot for your help OCD. I appreciate your assistance. I will be waiting for your response.

[OCD]

Hi leader2,

I am still waiting for some feedback from my colleagues concerning your issue. Since all helpers volunteer their time on the forum it is hard to say when that may happen.

There is always another option that we can try. I can refer you to our Tech Team to see if they have any input to offer. We would still keep this thread open, but this would give you another avenue to possibly resolve the issue.

If you would like to give this option a try, please do the following:

The Tech Team is located in the General Hardware Forum

Give a brief description of the problem along with a link to this thread so the Tech Team helper can see what we have done already.
http://forums.whatth...c=127940&page=1

After you have done the above, please post a link here to the new thread in the General Hardware Forum so I can follow along.

[leader2]

Hi leader2,

I am still waiting for some feedback from my colleagues concerning your issue. Since all helpers volunteer their time on the forum it is hard to say when that may happen.

There is always another option that we can try. I can refer you to our Tech Team to see if they have any input to offer. We would still keep this thread open, but this would give you another avenue to possibly resolve the issue.

If you would like to give this option a try, please do the following:

The Tech Team is located in the General Hardware Forum

Give a brief description of the problem along with a link to this thread so the Tech Team helper can see what we have done already.
http://forums.whatth...c=127940&page=1

After you have done the above, please post a link here to the new thread in the General Hardware Forum so I can follow along.

Thanks a lot for your patience and help OCD. Your help was greatly appreciated on this matter. I posted a new thread in the hardware forum. This is the link: Explorer.exe was crashing constantly and computer bsods. Help! http://forums.whatth...howtopic=128096  

[OCD]

Hi leader2,

 

I have been following your progress on the other thread in General Hardware and see that you will be attempting to get this issue resolved via the computer's warranty. I will go ahead and close this thread, but will wait for a reply from you before doing so in case you should have any further questions.

[leader2]

Thanks OCD for your time.   Since the warranty seems to be a better option at the moment due for the aforementioned reasons on the other thread I will pursue that option when I am well and come back to the forums for other questions/help that doesn't require the comp being serviced via repair. 

 

You may now close the thread.

[OCD]

Good Luck leader2. I hope you resolve both your medical and computer situation.

[OCD]

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