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Run SFC /scannow
Open up the command prompt same way as you did for chkdsk . Type the command below
sfc /scannowpress <ENTER> if it locates any corrupted files upload the CBS.log file
Location of file : C:\Windows\Logs\CBS\CBS.log
BSOD Randomly
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New #12
Got an error I must be an administrator running a console session in order to use the sfc utility. I am an administrator.
Disregard. Got it running now.Last edited by WingsOfFire; 21 Apr 2013 at 12:41. Reason: Mistake
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New #14
Windows didn't find any integrity violations.
This is crazy. I used XP for 8 years and only had a BOD a couple times. I've been using this machine a few months and it's done it more than that already. Is Windows 7 that bad?
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New #15
BSODs are caused by a lot of things . Use your PC as normal if you get another BSOD upload the .dmp file .
I am not home at the moment so if you get a BSOD I won't be able to check the file out right away .
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New #16
Thank you for your help VK. I'll upload the file when another BSOD occurs. Have a great day!
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