I have had several 'Blue Screen' reboots the past several days. I have included the .dmp file if anyone can help. It seemed to have something to do with the Network, so I have turned off 'sleep'. I an using 'Boinc' for folding, so maybe their is a conflict there.
Thanks
any ideas for ram config?
lostsoul
Latest version of win 7 is 7600 from MS
Ken
there is any posible way to update 7100 to 7600?
or i need to download it all over again? and make a clean installation?
ok, Thanks Zigzag, i`ll download 7600 from MS, make a clean installation and wait someone who can help me config ram lantency ^^
Hey guys, I recently started having this problem after upgrading to Windows 7 RTM, usually when I went AFK, I had already set the monitor to never switch off, and also the hard drive. The problem continued all through last night, anytime I left the computer for more than 20 minutes it would BSOD and restart, the event log reports an event ID 41 and task catagory 63.
As of typing this it appears my problem is solved, this machine had been idling now for four hours and not a single BSOD (so far).
These are the steps I took and it appears to be working at this point.
1. go to control panel.
2. select power options
3. change plan settings for your particular plan
4. set turn off display = never
5. set put computer to sleep = never
6. select change advanced power settings
7. make sure the setting in the combo box at the top is the one you are using (or set them all)
8. turn off hard disk = never
9. wireless adapter settings / power saving mode / Setting = Maximum Performance
10. Sleep after = never
11. Allow hybrid sleep = off
12. Hibernate after = Never
13. Allow wake timers = Disable
14. USB settings / USB Selective Suspend = Disabled
15. power button = shut down
16. PCI Link state power management = off
17. Processor power management = passive
18. display = never
19. multimedia
a) PREVENT IDLING TO SLEEP
b) optimize video quality
I hope this helps some of you others out there
The power settings issue in Win7 seems (IMO) to revolve around Vista storage drivers being used on a Win7. Upgrading to Win7 drivers will usually remedy this problem (I had to buy a new RAID card in order to get Win7 drivers).
hi!
could you help me with the same problem? my acer aspire 8935g (on win7x64) freezes many times a day, without any reason, just randomly. i've just done a virus scan, and it froze for the last 2 try about 65-70%. then i checked my hdd- health, and the stock toshiba hdd is on 50% (barely brand new). anyway, here are the dump files, plz help if you could. thx
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