Recent content by Jennifer1

I followed some of those instructions and the Teredo thing is just gone from device manager altogether, and the crashes are still happening. Not really sure what happened there. Also, I wasn't quite sure what to run with Seatools, but I clicked through the scans that were compatible with the...

Hmmm... well, I think there was another post here about checking device manager and I found something called "Teredo tunneling pseudo-interface" that has an exclamation point on it saying that the device cannot start. I'll run the Seatools now. :)

The malwarebytes scan also came out clean.

That scan also did not find any errors; I ran it twice to make sure.

It seems that it's still getting stuck at the initializing disk stage when it's crashing. Is there any way there could be a hard drive error that chkdsk isn't finding?

I ran another chkdsk and I don't think it found any errors. Pagefile size was checked off as "automatically manage" and "system managed" was greyed out which seemed a bit odd so I unchecked "automatically manage" so I could go in and change the settings for C:. So now C: is set to system...

Alright, I went over all of my settings and made sure they were set to the above, and as it crashed again I realized the issue - no matter how long I wait, it never seems to progress past "initializing disk for crash dump".

I was hoping I wouldn't have to post with the same issue again, unfortunately my laptop's crashed twice now just today, still with the same error message, and the crash logs are still not saving to the minidump folder even though I have them set to save there. Could they be hidden for some reason?

I installed all of the drivers that seemed relevant (ex. nothing under Network was for my wireless card so didn't get anything there). I've removed DAEMON Tools also & I checked for corrupted files with command prompt - apparently there were corruptions and it fixed them. I guess I'll post back...

That's bizarre, it's happened in the past day or two. Hmm, not sure what happened there... Device manager says "Broadcom 4313 802.11b/g/n/". Thank you for helping me by the way!

I'm continually getting the kernel_data_inpage_error BSOD at quite random times - during skype calls, bringing computer out of sleep mode, playing games - and I can no longer say it was a one-off kind of thing, but I'm not sure how to fix it, and found this forum hoping for some help. I ran the...