I got a blue screen recently, and it seems like I am getting them more often. Well, the system is often asking me to check the disc for consistency and I always do it, and it always finds more files to delete and recover in CHKDSK.

Is there any way to go back to the time of the blue screen (like a log file or something) to see its reason? And about those CHKDSK scans, why are they coming up every now and then? I do nothing unusual on the computer...

I have Windows Vista Home Premium by the way (more computer info in the My PC section)

THANKS!

Hello Tony have you checked event viewer?

Try this?control panel/system and maintanence/performance and maintanence tools/advanced tools/and choose view performance details in event log or generate a healthy system report

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PCHF Rules Scan Computer for Driver Updates Pre-Work

Post up a dump file please: http://www.pchelpforum.com/windows-x...eath-here.html

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> Pre-Work > System File Checker

I entered Event Viewer but couldn't find a 1001 event ID...

No problem, have a look in here: c:\Windows\Minidump and attach the latest file in that folder.

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> Pre-Work > System File Checker

That folder is empty I don't get it