Windows 7 BSOD Win 7 64bit 3-5 times a day

ralfjai

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BSOD Win 7 64bit 3-5time a day!! Help please!!:(
 


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Latest bsod is another 0x24 NTFS crash. Some NTFS partition out of them all on your system is corrupt and needs fixing or possibly physical replacement.

Run the checkdisk command for all NTFS partitions on the system, changing C: to match each time:

chkdsk /r C:

chkdsk /r D:

etc...

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If you still receive bsods, you'll have to figure out which hard drive partition is causing errors and remove the hard drive it's on, by looking in the event manager.
Run Memtest86+ overnight and it should show the errors. If not, test each stick individually while others removed, to find the error.
 


i use both ram to run the memtest and it have some much error, but i dont know how i can i get the report out from the memtest
 


If memtest shows errors, this means the RAM is the culprit of your BSOD's so you need to replace it (or check RAM timings in bios).

To locate if it's one or both, you'll have to isolate them and run the test again.
 


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