Blue Screen of Death

[stimpy 10]

just download bluescreenview and see what the dumps say.

 

It will be easy to work out what is causing the crash from that.

Edited September 11, 2011 by stimpy

[TaxiBaz 10]

just download bluescreenview and see what the dumps say.

 

It will be easy to work out what is causing the crash from that.

 

A better link for downloading bluescreenview.

http://www.nirsoft.net/

No nag screens.

[Mikes10 10]

running something like memtest x86 or pc-check is a lot better than running the microsoft tool.

 

2 or 3 years ago whilst in conversation with a

field service engineer of a computer supplier to

corporate and public sector businesses, the reasons

for recommending Microsoft Memory Diagnositc were:

 

1) its a tool written and provided by Microsoft.

2) All the instructions for downloading, installing

and using the tool are provided by Microsoft.

 

Now if the end user (customer) could not follow the

instructions provided by Microsoft for using the

Memory Diagnostic tool then there was a good chance

that the customer was 'Technically Challenged'

and the field engineer had to be careful not to upset

him/her for fear of getting bad feedback.

[sccsux 10]

1) its a tool written and provided by Microsoft

 

And that's a good reason for using something?

 

I'd not trust a M$ tool to fix an M$ OS issue.