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Please help me with minidump crash / blue screen report
I've got quite a bit of minidumps on a computer that I would love some help reviewing.
112512-18361-01.dmp
122112-18860-01.dmp
122112-18876-01.dmp
121412-19780-01.dmp
120912-18720-01.dmp
112512-18361-01.dmp
122112-18860-01.dmp
122112-18876-01.dmp
121412-19780-01.dmp
120912-18720-01.dmp
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I see a bunch of errors related to "ntoskrnl.exe" and "afd.sys", and "ntfs.sys". I don't know what they mean though...
driver irql not less or equal
irql not less or equal
kmode exception not handled
system thread exception not handled
Suggestions?
driver irql not less or equal
irql not less or equal
kmode exception not handled
system thread exception not handled
Suggestions?
Multiple different crashes - suspect memory.
Run a prolonged memory test on your system - eg MemTest86+ (there's a version you can boot off a USB stick).
Run a prolonged memory test on your system - eg MemTest86+ (there's a version you can boot off a USB stick).
I've seen
driver irql not less or equal
irql not less or equal
caused by having multiple anti-virus programs installed.
If MemTest doesn't show any bad sticks, try reseating all the cards and cables... don't just push on them to ensure they're secure, actually unplug them and plug them back in. You should completely unplug the power cord before starting, if that needs to be said.
driver irql not less or equal
irql not less or equal
caused by having multiple anti-virus programs installed.
If MemTest doesn't show any bad sticks, try reseating all the cards and cables... don't just push on them to ensure they're secure, actually unplug them and plug them back in. You should completely unplug the power cord before starting, if that needs to be said.
as said above a common one is ntfs.sys
i can tell you that isn't good because ntfs is the windows file system
try running CHKDISK and it should delete/repair system files that are vital
if all else fails, re install windows
i can tell you that isn't good because ntfs is the windows file system
try running CHKDISK and it should delete/repair system files that are vital
if all else fails, re install windows
in this case, i suggest to run a Ram and disk diag first - to be sure about the basics
download UBCD, it has all diags you need -make the cd, and boot from it
run memtest86+ for ram - at least 1 complete pass
then run the disk diag for your disk brand from HDD section>diagnosis
http://www.ultimatebootcd.com/ ultimate boot cd
http://ubcd.mirror.fusa.be/ubcd511.iso direct link UBCD
download UBCD, it has all diags you need -make the cd, and boot from it
run memtest86+ for ram - at least 1 complete pass
then run the disk diag for your disk brand from HDD section>diagnosis
http://www.ultimatebootcd.com/ ultimate boot cd
http://ubcd.mirror.fusa.be/ubcd511.iso direct link UBCD
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