Solved: BSOD getting too frequent

Bikkit · 02-03-2009

Hai guys

So many blue screens! I jsut have to know what's wrong so here are all the minidumps I can find. Here's hoping one of you bright sparks can figure it out.
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Or at least they would be uploaded if it weren't for the 153kb limit. Mine all exceed 200kb.

Err...

madmonkey · 02-03-2009

Hi Bikkit, these are all in the minidump folder? What is the largest file you have there?

Bikkit · 02-03-2009

Yes they are all in the minidump folder and the largest is 284kb

madmonkey · 02-03-2009

OK Bik, try again?

Bikkit · 02-03-2009

There we go. Thanks monkey

madmonkey · 02-03-2009

hmm, those logs look a little juicey! Not quite seen them in that format before, this should be interesting

madmonkey · 02-03-2009

ahhhhhh, that explains everything Bikket.. it's a Beta !!

You can't really expect a beta release to run smoothly (not that anything Microsoft does normally!). The problem is being caused as a result of file handles not being closed properly. If they are not closed, then they build up until you eventually receive this stop error.

This error hasn't been seen much since the days of Windows NT, but I believe this is a Windows issue. It is often caused by one particular device driver, but have since ruled this out as a possibility. Hardware is another possibility, however I would have expected to see memory related errors in your logs. There is no harm in checking of course. Make sure you perform a full disk check, and of course memtest: http://www.pchelpforum.com/memory/58...nload-run.html

Other than that. the only thing I can suggest at this time is to make sure you have downloaded the latest updates for Windows 7, and if the problem continues, make sure Microsoft know about it by submitting your error reports.

02-03-2009	#1
Bikkit Tech Member Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Surrey Posts: 434 PC Experience: Still learning ^_^	BSOD getting too frequent Hai guys So many blue screens! I jsut have to know what's wrong so here are all the minidumps I can find. Here's hoping one of you bright sparks can figure it out. ... ... Or at least they would be uploaded if it weren't for the 153kb limit. Mine all exceed 200kb. Err... __________________ BRING ON THE CRUMPETS

02-03-2009	#2
madmonkey Site Manager Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: South Wales Posts: 9,947 PC Experience: ...	Re: BSOD getting too frequent Hi Bikkit, these are all in the minidump folder? What is the largest file you have there? __________________ <br />

02-03-2009	#3
Bikkit Tech Member Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Surrey Posts: 434 PC Experience: Still learning ^_^	Re: BSOD getting too frequent Yes they are all in the minidump folder and the largest is 284kb __________________ BRING ON THE CRUMPETS

02-03-2009	#4
madmonkey Site Manager Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: South Wales Posts: 9,947 PC Experience: ...	Re: BSOD getting too frequent OK Bik, try again? __________________ <br />

02-03-2009	#6
madmonkey Site Manager Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: South Wales Posts: 9,947 PC Experience: ...	Re: BSOD getting too frequent hmm, those logs look a little juicey! Not quite seen them in that format before, this should be interesting __________________ <br />

02-03-2009	#7
madmonkey Site Manager Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: South Wales Posts: 9,947 PC Experience: ...	Re: BSOD getting too frequent ahhhhhh, that explains everything Bikket.. it's a Beta !! You can't really expect a beta release to run smoothly (not that anything Microsoft does normally!). The problem is being caused as a result of file handles not being closed properly. If they are not closed, then they build up until you eventually receive this stop error. This error hasn't been seen much since the days of Windows NT, but I believe this is a Windows issue. It is often caused by one particular device driver, but have since ruled this out as a possibility. Hardware is another possibility, however I would have expected to see memory related errors in your logs. There is no harm in checking of course. Make sure you perform a full disk check, and of course memtest: http://www.pchelpforum.com/memory/58...nload-run.html Other than that. the only thing I can suggest at this time is to make sure you have downloaded the latest updates for Windows 7, and if the problem continues, make sure Microsoft know about it by submitting your error reports. __________________ <br />

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