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30 Jan 2010  
stinger123

Windows 7 64bit
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Win 7 64 bit, reboots, blue screen, not responding.

Hi, Can someone please help.



I have built a new system and installed Win 7 ultimate 64 bit, and have lots of problems from BSOD, all programs that are running are not responding, not even control alt delete works !
Sometimes it gets the BSOD and just reboots.
I will attach a minidump file.

Thanks
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30 Jan 2010  
zigzag3143

Win 8 Release candidate 8400
2,141 posts
 
 

Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by stinger123 View Post
Hi, Can someone please help.

I have built a new system and installed Win 7 ultimate 64 bit, and have lots of problems from BSOD, all programs that are running are not responding, not even control alt delete works !
Sometimes it gets the BSOD and just reboots.
I will attach a minidump file.

Thanks
Stinger

Hi and welcome

all of the dmps are consistant. Hardware. Bugcheck 124, check there to both understand and fix it. http://www.sevenforums.com/crash-loc...-what-try.html

thanks

Ken
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30 Jan 2010  
stinger123

Windows 7 64bit
2 posts
 
 

Thanks for the quick answer Ken.

Just my luck to get a problem that is harder to solve !

I just ran the windows memory test utility and it said the memory is okay, Maybe I will run memtest86 ?
Will try the follow the advise in the link if I understand it all.

Rick
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