Windows 7 Blue Screen BCCode d1

[andrewthomas266]

Hi I saw a similar post for a person having a similar problem:

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I just upgraded to Windows 7 Ultimate x32 this past weekend and have been tweaking several drivers. My main issues that I have isolated so far have been my Linksys WUSB54G v4 wireless that I downloaded the direct Ralink driver for to get to work. Everything has gone smoothly but I have had to disable Shockwave Flash (i.e. MySpace music players, YouTube, etc.) since those have caused Blue Screen of Death several times. However I Just had another one while doing home office work without flash sites running...any suggestions????

I've uploaded a ZIP of my last few Minidump files. Also see my profile for my system specs.

FYI I was running:
*Microsoft Outlook Professional 2003
*iTunes
*Firefox (w/Drupal editing on 1 tab)
*IE 8
*VPN connection
*Nividia dual monitors

 

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I found several posts on the Windows Forum related to analyzing Minidump files for Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) issues. Here are a few key points from these posts that may help you troubleshoot your problem: 1. Cause of BSOD: - The Bugcheck Analysis indicates a specific bug check code (0x116) related to Video TDR timeout issues, which could point to a video driver problem. 2. Driver Issues: - The BSOD entry from WERCON mentions a faulty video driver that might have caused the BSOD. It's essential to ensure all drivers, especially the video driver, are up to date. 3. Driver Verifier: - Consider running Driver Verifier to check for any problematic drivers. This tool can help identify the driver causing the BSOD. 4. System File Checker (SFC): - Running an SFC scan is helpful, but if errors persist, you can try using the DISM tool to repair Windows image files before rerunning SFC. 5. Windows 10 Compatibility: - Verify that all your software, including drivers, is compatible with Windows 7 Ultimate x32. Check for any updates provided by the manufacturers. 6. Recovery Options: - Creating a recovery drive can be beneficial in case you need to boot into safe mode or troubleshoot driver verifier-induced BSODs. 7. Minidump Analysis: - Clearing the Minidump folder and analyzing only the new dumps can provide a clearer picture of recent BSOD occurrences. By following these steps and analyzing the specific Minidump files related to the recent BSODs, you may be able to pinpoint the exact cause and address the issue effectively. If you need further assistance or guidance on analyzing the Minidump files you uploaded, feel free to share them, and we can delve deeper into diagnosing the problem.