BSOD Windows 7 64bit every +-2 hours

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  1. g0d0rz
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    BSOD Windows 7 64bit every +-2 hours


    Hi all,

    I know a fair bit about computers-operating systems but I can't seem to find the problem causing this...
    Maybe you guys could help me? Otherwise i'll just do a clean format which I rather not do...

    On Google I found these errors to be related to suspending, hibernating, ...
    The PC just BSOD randomly every +-2 hours...

    I didn't install any new drivers or hardware... (that I know off...)

    I would much appreciate it if you guys could help.

    Thank you!

    Link: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/198422/Seven%20Forums.zip
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  3. derekimo
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    Welcome g0d0rz,
    Are you using the windows 7 rc? That is shutting down every 2 hours now.

    Edit: Nevermind it looks like you're using the RTM version, That's about all I can tell from the info in that zip file, I'm sure someone with better knowledge of reading those will be along to help you out.
    Last edited by derekimo; 11 Mar 2010 at 14:15. Reason: answered my own question.
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  4. g0d0rz
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    It's RTM (well the one just before actually...but also 7600 so it shouldn't matter)

    If the RC restarts every 2 hours I am sure it won't give you a BSOD but actually restart :P

    It worked perfectly 1-2 weeks ago...
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  6. derekimo
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    g0d0rz said:
    It's RTM (well the one just before actually...but also 7600 so it shouldn't matter)

    If the RC restarts every 2 hours I am sure it won't give you a BSOD but actually restart :P

    It worked perfectly 1-2 weeks ago...
    Yeah it just sounded like the 2 hour shutdowns, that's why I asked. My Bad.
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  7. g0d0rz
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    No problem, i'm already glad you were willing to help
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  8. Teerex
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    Any build prior to RTM is timebombed as well, methinks.
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  10. g0d0rz
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    Since when? Because it just happened 1-2 weeks ago

    Would it not reboot instead of showing a BSOD?

    I get this error: DRIVER_POWER_STATE_FAILURE

    Or is M$ playing hard ball?
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  11. zigzag3143
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    g0d0rz said:
    Hi all,

    I know a fair bit about computers-operating systems but I can't seem to find the problem causing this...
    Maybe you guys could help me? Otherwise i'll just do a clean format which I rather not do...

    On Google I found these errors to be related to suspending, hibernating, ...
    The PC just BSOD randomly every +-2 hours...

    I didn't install any new drivers or hardware... (that I know off...)

    I would much appreciate it if you guys could help.

    Thank you!

    Link: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/198422/Seven%20Forums.zip
    hI AND WELCOME

    All of these were caused by the same thing.. Driver state changed. Some device driver (maybe HD, or USB,) changed its power state (maybe from sleep to wake or the inverse. and the system could not get it to respond

    I wold first run a system file check to verify and repair your system files
    (type cmd in search>right click and run as admin>sfc /scannow)

    LET US KNOW THE RESULT OF THE REPORT AT THE END

    We can go from there


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  12. derekimo
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    g0d0rz said:
    No problem, i'm already glad you were willing to help
    I don't know if it will help, but at the bottom of this page are similar threads you can check out until someone comes along with some answers for you.:)


    There you go, I type slow.
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  13. g0d0rz
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    The SFC said my system had some problems and that I should check my log for more details.
    I have attached it.

    http://dl.dropbox.com/u/198422/CBS.zip

    I won't even start trying to see what the problem is...
    Last edited by g0d0rz; 13 Mar 2010 at 06:28. Reason: Zipped
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