Getting Random BSOD Error Codes with Win 7 x64 Home Premium

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  1. biged
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       New #21

    Finally able to upload file. See attached.
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  3. writhziden
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       New #22

    It was 9f, as suspected. However, it was caused by your Blackberry device driver, not your network.
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  4. biged
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    Thanks - can you suggest a good diagnostic tool for interpreting the dump files? I seem to remember that Microsoft has a debugging tool that may work. Any suggestions?
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  6. writhziden
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       New #24

    User-friendly: Analyzing your first BSoD! is a good place to start.
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