BSOD randomly when opening programs


  1. bmxscotland
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    BSOD randomly when opening programs


    hello all

    in the last few days i have been getting BSOD from moving the mouse on the desktop so i tried to read the .dmp files but having a nightmare so i thought i would upload them here and someone can help me please

    thanks callum
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  3. bmxscotland
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    windows 7 64 bit
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    here is the proper sevenforums way of sending the dump files
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