sponsoredwalk

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Additional information about the problem:
BCCode: c4
BCP1: 00000033
BCP2: 00000002
BCP3: 84BEE090
BCP4: 00000000
OS Version: 6_0_6002
Service Pack: 2_0
Product: 768_1

SPECS: Vista 32 bit 4GB RAM, NVIDIA GeFORCE 9600M GT is up to date, 2 hd's both 100GB each (ota), My Windows updater is up to date and will not allow me to get any newer drivers so they must be up to date.

Cause: These are the messages I get after a log back into Vista. The BSoD's are caused by me restarting or turning off my pc!
I am unable to restart or turn off my pc without getting an instant BSoD, well it acts normal for a few seconds and then turns that psychologically proven stress relieving blue (hah lol)

Comments: Please don't say it's a hardware malfunction etc... it's not a proper answer. Please don't refer me to my local shop to get it repaired, it's not a problem like that. How do I know this? Because Ubuntu Linux runs absolutely fine.
After 2 years off windows and on linux I felt nostalgic for the ease of installing some obscure problems. I felt I missed it tbh but seriously, after struggling to come to terms with the BSoD (supposedly caused by having too much ram - of all the sins in the world) I'm already getting too frustrated.

Gratitude : Please, it would mean a lot to fix this problem

Please Let Me Know, Gratias Vobis Ago
 

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Solution
When Windows crashes with blue screen, it writes a system event 1001/1003 and a minidump, I'd love to view it, Control Panel -> Adminstrative Tools -> Event Viewer -> System -> Event 1001/1003. Maybe copy and pasting it here.

In any event try updating all your drivers, I'd be leaning towards drivers as being an issue.
When Windows crashes with blue screen, it writes a system event 1001/1003 and a minidump, I'd love to view it, Control Panel -> Adminstrative Tools -> Event Viewer -> System -> Event 1001/1003. Maybe copy and pasting it here.

In any event try updating all your drivers, I'd be leaning towards drivers as being an issue.
 

Solution
Here's some info that may help you out!

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BlueScreenView - blue screen of death (STOP error) information.

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Check Disk - chkdsk - Vista Forums

Check to see if your "Bios" is up to date.....

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