BSOD on multiple computers I've started maintaining.


  1. vexsilver
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    32Bit Windows 7 Pro
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    BSOD on multiple computers I've started maintaining.


    I did the whole tool thing on just 1 of like 10 computers all restarting. All computers do the same. When being used to play simple flash games or just do homework, randomly they'll just restart with no warning or bsod until I unchecked the Restart computer option in the system recovery area stated in the posting instructions thread and only then do I now receive the bsod message on "some" computers. To my knowledge, these computer have been doing this for years on windows xp. I thought upgrading them to windows 7 would fix them, but it seems they just keep restarting. I posted my results down there. I also notice that even though the computers have been showing bsod in the past few weeks, they didn't show any dumps except for the dates in the attachment. I'm very stumped...

    Any thoughts?
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  3. koolkat77
    Posts : 15,026
    Windows 10 Home 64Bit
       New #2

    Configure the system to collect "small memory dumps"

    Dump Files - Configure Windows to Create on BSOD
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