Different BSoDs, mostly caused by ntoskrnl.exe

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  1. koolkat77
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    thead1247 said:
    The SFC found no integrity violations.
    Let me know when you complete them all
    I might be away as we're on different time zones
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  3. thead1247
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    Dont know what this could do to my laptop
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  4. koolkat77
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    Select all and delete
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  6. thead1247
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    Found a USB port that I think is Faulty by using Vaio Care. The pic on the left shows that the USB test failed.
    The pic on the right shows the USB port that is faulty (the one that is plugged in to a device)
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  7. koolkat77
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    I see
    What now?
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  8. thead1247
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    Sometimes I get a 0xFE big check when plugging devices, like my iPod into that port. It does not do a memory dump.
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  10. koolkat77
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    This is a new laptop right?
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  11. thead1247
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    No. It's only 4 months old.
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  12. koolkat77
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    Lol, I understand. It's still new.
    Did you do the other steps? Are you getting any bsods now?
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  13. thead1247
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    No. The last one was yesterday, which was a 0x3b bugcheck
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