Windows 7: Random BsoD

lrizzi1 · 11 Apr 2010

Hello, I would need some help about the analysis of a random BsoD.

It is TOTALLY random, on a fresh Windows 7 installation.

This is the memory dump of the latest crash. I have no idea on how to analyze it. Any suggestion?

It might be a RAM issue? (I have run Memtest86, 10+ flawless runs)

Thanks in advance for your help.

Tews · 11 Apr 2010

We need the .dmp file first..

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lrizzi1 · 11 Apr 2010

I am very sorry, I thought I had uploaded it. Fixed

Thanks

YakSipper · 11 Apr 2010

You have a 0x50 stop error in relation to your HDD and NTFS. I'd open an elevated commend prompt. Copy and paste the following command then hit enter. Change C: and repeat for each partition/drive letter on the system:

Code:

chkdsk /r C:

lrizzi1 · 11 Apr 2010

By running chkdsk /r, nothing results to be wrong.

YakSipper · 11 Apr 2010

Perhaps run from an elevated command prompt:

Code:

sfc /scannow

to ensure system file integrity. The error was with ntfs.sys so it is possible that actual file on your pc is ,for some reason, corrupt. The command will fix it if it is.

Capt.Jack Sparrow · 11 Apr 2010

Hello Welcome to SF !!

There is a Asus Utililty which is well known for problems which is dated 2004
ASACPI.sys Mon Mar 28 08:00:36 2004

Here MB_WIN7_ATK.ZIP ASACPI.sys download and install it.

Hope this helps,
Captain

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