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**[TC] Crille** · (This post was last modified: 2011-10-08 20:37 by Crille.)

Need some help. Get about 2-3 bluescreens per week. It's not the same bluescreen every time, got 3 Unsure

Computer is only 2-3 months old.

Im not that good on bluescreen so im requesting some help Smile

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Fujioshi · (This post was last modified: 2011-10-06 18:06 by Fujioshi.)

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=blue+screen+desktop

careful when u derp, you might herp.. Biggrin

**KaraK [T]** · 2011-10-06, 18:47

Click
and
Click

Some hits should be able to help you out.

Speed · 2011-10-06, 19:03

type the codes like 0x00000007a etc in at google and google will be your friend Smile

**[TC] Crille** · 2011-10-06, 21:41

Stop beeing mean Crying

**[TC] Stephen** · 2011-10-06, 22:40

Looks like a driver and/or hard drive is plonking it

**[TC] Crille** · 2011-10-08, 20:00

Should I check the eventlog? Im completly lost in this... Have googled but I get 3000 diffrent answers

Fujioshi · (This post was last modified: 2011-10-08 20:19 by Fujioshi.)

Try this click Start>>Run type cmd click Ok.

In the Command Prompt type chkdsk /r click Enter Note there is a space between chkdsk and /r

You will be asked if you want a check disk to run on next startup click Y and then press Enter

Restart your PC

It will run in 5 sections please do not interrupt it let it finish.

But the files maybe corrupt and unrecoverable
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Spoiler those phat arse pictures bro. Trying to respond on a phone is a killer.

**[TC] Crille** · 2011-10-08, 20:37

Hehe okay will spoiler them Tongue

I did what you wrote, now what? How do I check the results

Fujioshi · 2011-10-08, 20:59

Now try to access parts of your HDD, the error should be resolved by now.

**[TC] Crille** · 2011-10-08, 21:00

Huh? I have been able to accses them since this computer was born Tongue

Fujioshi · 2011-10-08, 21:21

(From my own knowledge) that error represents a corrupted file(s) within your HDD. Another issue could be during the awaking after sleep or after immeaditly accessing a program after awaking. I'm just second hand guessing at this point. Upload a minidump and include in OP what exactly were you doing b4 the error happened.

Speed · 2011-10-08, 23:17

hang on you got a ssd right ? , search for the newest firmware or reinstall the latest

**[TC] Crille** · 2011-10-09, 17:13

Fuji could be on to something. Got sick of my second HDD going to sleep to early so I uped the hours it will be awake to 18h. Have now uped it even more to 9999999min Tongue

So hopefully that is one bluescreen gone Smile

Cant find any minidump files in my windows folder :/

Yepp I have a SSD Speed. Will try that if the HDD related bluescreen keeps coming back.

Fujioshi · 2011-10-09, 22:08

Try to make sure that their isn't any dust around the RAM, it could be interrupting your pc's performance. I also suggest you put the sleep mode hours back to default lol, nothing more I can add.