Need Help to figure out my BSOD problem.

Ravelord said:

Nope, I haven't. Should i do that and stress the system to get a freeze?

Yes, if you have problem drivers, they will cause a BSOD and the resulting dump file usually identifies the offending driver.

Curious thing. There's no Blue screen while working, just freezes and when rebooting appears the BSOD

Yes, that is sometimes the case.

Have you got your computer configured for minidumps? I can't use that full dump file. Read this thread on how to upload minidumps and configure your system for them.

https://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials...en-forums.html

I am sorry that I cannot work with that one. Set your machine up for minidumps, keep Driver Verifier enabled and keep using your machine. Upload any dmps as soon as you can.

Thanks, Ravelord. And thanks for the new dmps. Unfortunately, they are partially corrupted. Probably nothing you did; it just happens sometimes. Possibly your machine crashed too quickly and all of the data was not saved.

STOP 0x00000050: PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA

Usual causes: Defective hardware (particularly memory - but not just RAM), Faulty system service, Antivirus, Device driver, NTFS corruption, BIOS

STOP 0x000000C9: DRIVER_VERIFIER_IOMANAGER_VIOLATION

Usual causes: Driver verifier

Well now, I have never seen the error C9 before. I am going have to get some help with this one. Maybe one of the other team members will be able to run a complete analysis on these two dumps.

From the first error code, 50, we are looking at hardware and/or hardware related problems.

I only got the error codes out of each dump; the rest of the analysis would not run. I will wait for the next dumps and hope I have better luck. In the mean time, I'll ask for help with that C9 error code.

STOP 0x000000C9: DRIVER_VERIFIER_IOMANAGER_VIOLATION

Usual causes: Driver verifier

Means driver verifier is running at each boot. Disable it.. this should only be used for diagnosing faulty drivers and forcing a crash.

Here is how:
Boot into safe mode (Press F8 during post and select safe mode.)
Open start menu and in search type Verifier.exe
Then select 'Delete Existing Settings' and click next.
Restart.

Ravelord said:

Thank you @CarlTR6 for all your help. As same as you, also think it crashes too quick because w/ the older HD disk had the same problems but when was an error, sounded like a "click" (meaning that the HD stop working or so), This new drive doesn't do the "click" but also do the same errors.

Anyway, I'm doing this becasuse lots of people has Acer One models that cannot run Windows 7 properly. And because i've read too much "solutions" that didn't work. Anyway i have the hope that the problem will be something that can be solved by myself or, if is a bug of some sort, it will be fixed with some time.

By the way, there's another minidump. Hope it helps solve this mystery.

This was not a complete dump either and had the C9 code. As Davidxtux suggested, go ahead and turn off Driver Verifier. It is not helping us at this point.

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Regard,

Tuan