BSOD whilst watching videos online. Legit Windows7 and plenty of RAM


  1. Posts : 20
    Windows 7 Pro 32-Bit
       #1

    BSOD whilst watching videos online. Legit Windows7 and plenty of RAM


    Hello there,
    Firstly thank you for even clicking and secondly, my problem is as follows:

    A few weeks ago I completely rebuilt my custom made rig. I used a legit copy of Windows 7 and everything was working fine.
    I was then prompted to update windows 7 with about 80 different updates through Windows Update.
    I installed these all including SP1 and that's when the problems started.

    My computer restarted randomly whilst I was doing a lot of different tasks. I immediately went into safe mode and restored back to the point before any of the updates had been done.
    This happened on my last config of my PC and I didn't not want to end up down this road again.

    A week or so later and my friend tells me to watch this link as I am a "Dexter" fan and all that; Early_Cuts_Chapter01_Alex_Timmons_WEBRip.mp4 | PutLocker
    When it has almost loaded my PC restarts randomly.

    Now I followed the thread before making this thread, about how I should DL SF_Diagnostics_Tool, I clicked grab all "after right clicking run as admin" and it said there was no dump to find, and then an error was displayed about the Event Log.

    I have got my BSOD to set up a Small Memory Dump (128KB) should I change this?

    All the drivers are up to date as well, I am just not sure why it is doing this and why Windows used to crash after doing updates...

    Thanks for your help,

    Rhys
      My Computer


  2. Posts : 20
    Windows 7 Pro 32-Bit
    Thread Starter
       #2

    Just clicked on the video link to recreate the BSOD to try and get a successful dump and the **** works :@ I hate PC's however I feel this is not an issue that will simply go away, I am sure this will happen again soon...
      My Computer


 

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