I have already done that. It doesn't collect any dump files. My dump files are enabled. I don't know what the issue is. I'll repost my results again as soon as possible. Thanks again for your response.
File uploaded.
I called Microsoft Technical Support team and they have now said that it's my hardware drivers. They're out dated and my drivers compatibility doesn't support Windows 7 well.
Last edited by Brink; 21 Feb 2011 at 23:52.
I actually kind of figured that, it's the reason I was asking for a dump file. It would let me do a detailed review of all your drivers.
There is a way to possibly generate some dump files with driver information, but it's a tad tricky.
Driver Verifier - Enable and Disable
If you decide to go forward with that, make sure you read and understand the whole thing before beginning.
I did what you asked and followed through. What's the next step?
The hope is that driver verifier has created some dump files. Did you have any bsod's after activating it?
Yes, I've had two in the past 7 minutes. Where would the dump files be located?
Create a folder and name it Minidump
Some minidumps may be in C:\Windows and C:\Windows\System32 (named as MEMORY.dmp). Check those folders too.
If you have CCleaner installed on your computer, make sure it is configured to not delete mini dumps.
Do let me know if these do not work and problem persists.
Created. Don't know what good that did because the dump files won't go there on their own.
Created a Minidump in c:\windows and my computer crashed 3 times. No dump files were created. Next steps please.
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