Windows 7 Brand New Laptop BSOD Help![Dump Included]


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    Windows 7 Brand New Laptop BSOD Help![Dump Included]


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    Last edited by Charleswes; 21 Jan 2013 at 01:37.
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    No help from anyone? I thought this forum was active.
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    Can someone please help. Even a response will be good.
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    you can find error info here BSOD Index

    and this might be an interesting read
    Windows 7: top solutions - Help & How-to - Microsoft Windows - I am hoping to get a reply as well!

    cheers
    Bill
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    We are active... Very much so... There are just many out there asking for help. I alone have >30 threads ongoing in which I try to help. Others here, better than I, much more... I'm on an iPAD now so cannot analyse but promise to get to you in the morning (my morning...:) )
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    Thanks well if anyone else wants to take a look or else i may just exchange this laptop because it is only 4 days old.
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    Hello Charles, welcome to SF... as promised, I had a look...

    If this is a 4 day old machine that you bought from a shop that also did the W7 install for you.... go back and have it fixed. I doubt it is hardware... the W7 install, specially the updates needed are wholly messed up + you seem to have a licensing problem. Not sure of that though as I'm missing some info, including a dump.

    You don't have minidump creation on... we need those to really see what is happening + I see you've installed windbg and tools yourself... so you'll need it to for that to be usefull..
    Dump Files - Configure Windows to Create on BSOD

    Drivers seem uptodate as can be expected with such a new system.

    If you only bought hardware and did the W7 install yourself... well something went very wrong there.... In that case I'd try a new, clean install:
    Clean Install Windows 7
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    In this situation I'd be hot-footing it back to the reseller for a refund or exchange as it's obviously been sold as not fit for purpose - money back or new computer - that should be the bottom line.

    As for the perceived response times Charles, don't forget this forum reaches all parts of the world so you have to consider several factors: time differences, number of people logged in, whether they work or are retired (like me) and indeed if they have the knowledge to answer a query.

    Wrong information is worse than no information.
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    Well I did not buy from a shop or reseller. Brand new from walmart fresh out of box never opened.

    Any other suggestions to fix this problem?
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    MvdB said:
    Hello Charles, welcome to SF... as promised, I had a look...

    If this is a 4 day old machine that you bought from a shop that also did the W7 install for you.... go back and have it fixed. I doubt it is hardware... the W7 install, specially the updates needed are wholly messed up + you seem to have a licensing problem. Not sure of that though as I'm missing some info, including a dump.

    You don't have minidump creation on... we need those to really see what is happening + I see you've installed windbg and tools yourself... so you'll need it to for that to be usefull..
    Dump Files - Configure Windows to Create on BSOD

    Drivers seem uptodate as can be expected with such a new system.

    If you only bought hardware and did the W7 install yourself... well something went very wrong there.... In that case I'd try a new, clean install:
    Clean Install Windows 7
    Have you followed these? What were the results? I don't see a dump uploaded yet?

    Walmart is not a shop? Doesn't have to honor warranty?

    Have you tried running in Safe mode?
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