BSOD Problem every 15 days


  1. vakulkumarmore
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    BSOD Problem every 15 days


    Im running Windows 7 64 bit, and I am getting Blue screens every 15 days.
    I am really frustrated with the problem.


    Any help is greatly appreciated. Please find attached my minidump file

    Specs:
    DELL XPS M 1330
    Memory 4GB (2x2GB)
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  3. H2SO4
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    Something is corrupting regions of memory which belong to the kernel. If it literally happens every 15 days (like, on the dot?), then it's quite likely to be software. I'd suggest following this procedure to enable driver verifier:

    https://www.sevenforums.com/crashes-d...tml#post294696
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  4. vakulkumarmore
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    Thanks for the reply !!!

    I have enabled verification through command prompt as you mentioned. Will update new results...
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