📎 AI Summary:
The WindowsForum thread discusses a user experiencing a BSOD after sleep mode, with troubleshooting suggestions focusing on memory issues, driver updates, and system settings. The respondent identifies a possible cause as memory corruption and recommends updating Chrome, disabling Daemon Tools, and adjusting power options, particularly enabling hybrid sleep. The original poster confirms these steps have been taken, including extensive memory testing, and plans to monitor for further issues, with the overall sentiment being hopeful for a resolution.
The WindowsForum thread discusses a user experiencing a BSOD after sleep mode, with troubleshooting suggestions focusing on memory issues, driver updates, and system settings. The respondent identifies a possible cause as memory corruption and recommends updating Chrome, disabling Daemon Tools, and adjusting power options, particularly enabling hybrid sleep. The original poster confirms these steps have been taken, including extensive memory testing, and plans to monitor for further issues, with the overall sentiment being hopeful for a resolution.
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kemical
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BugCheck A, {2a80043f0210, 2, 1, fffff80002c4e06d}
Probably caused by : memory_corruption ( nt!MiDeletePfnList+1bd )
Followup: MachineOwnerBugcheck A has these causes:
Ref: Bug Check 0xA: IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL (Windows Debuggers)
I didn't any drivers associated with the dump file apart from Chrome being mentioned. Please make sure it's the latest version by opening settings and clicking 'About Google Chrome'. (sometimes the internal flash player can cause havoc)
Windows 7 is actually infamous for it's bsod and sleep issues. Please try ensure your advanced power options are set so that Hybrid sleep is turned on:
Your drivers look in pretty good shape although i did find this:
dtlitescsibus.sys Fri Mar 27 02:05:54 2015: DAEMON Tools Lite Virtual SCSI Bus. Daemon Tools is well known for causing BSOD's in Windows 7. If the bsod continues consider removing.
As memory is mentioned in the dump file then we may need to test it at some point but only if the above doesn't change anything. Try the above changes first and please post back any results. Post any new dump files.
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Tal Hadad
Member
I actually did memtest86 like 2 weeks ago , i think 7 rounds and no error found.
anyways i installed adobe flush , removed deamon tools and changed the power settings (my hibernate mode was off )
hope this will fix the problem
thx for the quick replay and i'll update
anyways i installed adobe flush , removed deamon tools and changed the power settings (my hibernate mode was off )
hope this will fix the problem
thx for the quick replay and i'll update
