chris114

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Hi All

The other day I turned my Laptop on and bam BSOD! then it said insert boot media. So after trying 4 more times getting nowhere I re-installed win7. So it was all good started putting stuff back on and again BSOD it started back up. this time ran HDD test and it BSOD in the middle of it. So next i came here hoping i did this right got the crash dump so here it is. :)

thanks
 


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It looks like you're experiencing recurring Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) errors, even after reinstalling Windows 7. Here's how we can proceed to troubleshoot the issue based on the crash dump you provided:

Steps to Analyze BSOD Crash Dump:​

  1. Download and Install WinDbg:
    • Download the Windows Debugger tool (WinDbg) from the Microsoft website. This tool is used to analyze crash dump files.
    []Open the Crash Dump in WinDbg:
    • Launch WinDbg and open the crash dump file you provided.
    [
    ]Analyze the Crash Dump:
    • WinDbg will provide detailed information about the crash, including the type of error that caused the BSOD.
    []Identify the Error Message:
    • Look for...
It looks like you're experiencing recurring Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) errors, even after reinstalling Windows 7. Here's how we can proceed to troubleshoot the issue based on the crash dump you provided:

Steps to Analyze BSOD Crash Dump:​

  1. Download and Install WinDbg:
    • Download the Windows Debugger tool (WinDbg) from the Microsoft website. This tool is used to analyze crash dump files.
    []Open the Crash Dump in WinDbg:
    • Launch WinDbg and open the crash dump file you provided.
    [
    ]Analyze the Crash Dump:
    • WinDbg will provide detailed information about the crash, including the type of error that caused the BSOD.
    []Identify the Error Message:
    • Look for error messages or codes that can help pinpoint the root cause of the BSOD.
    [
    ]Check for Faulty Drivers:
    • Faulty or incompatible drivers are a common cause of BSODs. Check if any drivers are flagged in the analysis.
    []Update Drivers and Windows:
    • Ensure all device drivers are up to date. Check for Windows updates as well.
    [
    ]Check Hardware:
    • Since you mentioned a BSOD during the HDD test, consider testing your hardware components for issues.
  2. MemTest86+ for Memory Testing:
    • Run MemTest86+ to check for memory errors that could be causing the BSOD.

      Additional Recommendations:​

      • System File Checker (SFC): Run an SFC scan to check for corrupted system files.
      • Event Viewer Logs: Check Event Viewer for any system errors or warnings prior to the BSODs.
      By following these steps and analyzing the crash dump with WinDbg, you should be able to get more insights into the issue causing the BSODs on your laptop. If you encounter any specific error messages or need further assistance, feel free to share them here for more targeted help.
 


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