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BSOD help needed - specific causes mentioned
Hello, I'm running Windows 7 Porfessional (32 bit) on a laptop and have been running into a lot of BSODs. Rather than fix the problem early, I left it and have been having grief ever since. After running BlueScreenView, I've come to the conclusion that all my BSODs are caused by the following:
- ntkrnlpa.exe
- halmacpi.dll
- rfcomm.sys
- atikmdag.sys (this one only comes up a single time though in the BlueScreeView report)
How would I go about replacing these? Would doing so likely fix my BSOD problems? Any help is appreciated. :)
- Austin
Last edited by Engimal; 25 Jan 2014 at 20:41.