How to read Log File

Have you made any recent changes on the computer?

1.Is Windows up to date?

2.I would suggest you to refer the article below
NB. This link also applies for windows 7:

How to analyze the log file entries that the Microsoft Windows Resource Checker (SFC.exe) program generates in Windows Vista

3.This may be relevant.
Please read the below carefully.{ with thanks to sygnus21}

-a- Overclocking – If your system is over clocked, chances are that you card is as well. Or, you may be simply overclocking the card by itself. Either way, back off and see what happens.

-b- Overheating – The card could simply be overheating from a faulty or low running fan, to the thermo past on the heat sink wearing out or being inadequate for the job. Inspect the video card and insure everything is in good working order and that there are no loose parts.

-c- Case Cooling – If your case is small and cramped or has inadequate ventilation or fans, well, not only will the case get hot, but so will the components inside, including the CPU and GPU, which puts out enough heat on their own!!! Plus overclocking also causes heat!!! Something to think about.

-d- Power supply - Many of today's GPU's require at least a 450 watt power supply. Is your the power supply adequate for the job? Check with the card manufacture. Also, If the card requires a power connection (4-pin connector) double check to make sure it's connected

Tips on Troubleshooting Game Issues

Lars44 said:

Hello,

I would really appreciate your help with this. Im a bit of a newbie so bear with me. I ran the SFC scannow and received my log file (It's attached), but I cant read what exactly is wrong with my system.

The reason I ran the SFC Scan is because when Im on the internet and there are 2 or more tabs open which are running videos my whole system will freeze.
I cant move the mouse cursor or anything else. It freezes and the audio will lag. The freeze lasts anywhere between 1 - 3 Minutes (Usually 1 Min).
Sometimes it occurs when theres only one tab open running a video, but it usually takes 2 or more videos open at the same time.

Sometimes, after my system un-freezes I will get the message: " Display Driver Intel Graphics Accelerator Drivers for Windows 7 (R) stopped responding and has successfully recovered ". I get that message about one out of every four times the freeze happens. I have the Mobile Intel(R) 4 Series Express Chipset Family and I have the most updated driver (Version 8.15.10.1892)
Ive had this laptop for almost 2 years (It came with Win7, btw) but this problem started about 6 months ago.

The Log File is attached

-Thank you in advance for your help, LARS44

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It looks like, in the logs, there were some files moved from the PendingRenames cache to WinSxS, but nothing that would have affected what you are doing (mostly gadgets and theme files, it would seem, which is pretty normal in my experience when nothing is wrong).

The next question is, what browser are we talking about, and what types of videos (flash, silverlight, webm, etc)?
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Thanks JMH and CLUBERTI for your quick reply.

My Windows 7 is up to date, and

Im using IE9 as my browser. I even tried to go back to IE8 a couple of days ago and the freezes became much much worse than in IE9.

I also tried Chrome and the same thing occurred. I havent tried FireFox yet, Im gonna try it later.

Like I said before, the freezes started happening about 6 months ago, so I dont remember what changed during that time. But I never changed anything serious, I do know that.

I assumed they were Flash Videos that I was viewing, but how can I tell the difference between Flash, & Silverlight, Webm.....

For example: If I run a video from ESPN.com on one tab and a video from YouTube on another tab, the freeze will occur most of the time. Do they use Flash?

-Thanks Again, LARS44

Some troubleshooting steps...

* Try in Safe Mode; report back if it works properly.

Start your computer in safe mode

*Clean boot. You may discover what is causing your problem.

How to troubleshoot a problem by performing a clean boot in Windows Vista or in Windows 7

* Have you checked in Event Viewer?
Type eventvwr in search.
Go to the Windows Logs > Application in the left hand column.
Note anything in red that relates to the problem.
Please record the event ID, and the Source Code and tell us what they are.

* Malwarebytes.
Please download the free version of Malwarebytes.
Update it immediately.
Do a full system scan
Let us know the results at the end.

Malwarebytes : Download free malware, virus and spyware tools to get your computer back in shape!

* Did your computer come preloaded with Anti Virus Software?
If so what was it & how did you remove it?

*List all the Security software you have ever had installed & currently have now on your computer please.

* Browser add ons can create problems.
Check how many you have on your various browsers.
Is each & every one really needed?

FYI.
Troubleshooting Internet Explorer Issues

Internet Explorer - Reset

Lars44 said:

Lars44 said:

Hello,

I would really appreciate your help with this. Im a bit of a newbie so bear with me. I ran the SFC scannow and received my log file (It's attached), but I cant read what exactly is wrong with my system.

The reason I ran the SFC Scan is because when Im on the internet and there are 2 or more tabs open which are running videos my whole system will freeze.
I cant move the mouse cursor or anything else. It freezes and the audio will lag. The freeze lasts anywhere between 1 - 3 Minutes (Usually 1 Min).
Sometimes it occurs when theres only one tab open running a video, but it usually takes 2 or more videos open at the same time.

Sometimes, after my system un-freezes I will get the message: " Display Driver Intel Graphics Accelerator Drivers for Windows 7 (R) stopped responding and has successfully recovered ". I get that message about one out of every four times the freeze happens. I have the Mobile Intel(R) 4 Series Express Chipset Family and I have the most updated driver (Version 8.15.10.1892)
Ive had this laptop for almost 2 years (It came with Win7, btw) but this problem started about 6 months ago.

The Log File is attached

-Thank you in advance for your help, LARS44

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
It looks like, in the logs, there were some files moved from the PendingRenames cache to WinSxS, but nothing that would have affected what you are doing (mostly gadgets and theme files, it would seem, which is pretty normal in my experience when nothing is wrong).

The next question is, what browser are we talking about, and what types of videos (flash, silverlight, webm, etc)?
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Thanks JMH and CLUBERTI for your quick reply.

My Windows 7 is up to date, and

Im using IE9 as my browser. I even tried to go back to IE8 a couple of days ago and the freezes became much much worse than in IE9.

I also tried Chrome and the same thing occurred. I havent tried FireFox yet, Im gonna try it later.

Like I said before, the freezes started happening about 6 months ago, so I dont remember what changed during that time. But I never changed anything serious, I do know that.

I assumed they were Flash Videos that I was viewing, but how can I tell the difference between Flash, & Silverlight, Webm.....

For example: If I run a video from ESPN.com on one tab and a video from YouTube on another tab, the freeze will occur most of the time. Do they use Flash?

-Thanks Again, LARS44

Please provide us with your Event Viewer administrative logs by following these steps:


Click Start Menu
Type eventvwr into Search programs and files (do not hit enter)
Right click eventvwr.exe and click Run as administrator
Expand Custom Views
Click Administrative Events
Right click Administrative Events
Save all Events in Custom View As...
Save them in a folder where you will remember which folder and save as Errors.evtx
Go to where you saved Errors.evtx
Right click Errors.evtx -> send to -> compressed (zipped) folder
Upload the .zip file here.

zigzag3143 said:

Lars44 said:

Lars44 said:

Hello,

I would really appreciate your help with this. Im a bit of a newbie so bear with me. I ran the SFC scannow and received my log file (It's attached), but I cant read what exactly is wrong with my system.

The reason I ran the SFC Scan is because when Im on the internet and there are 2 or more tabs open which are running videos my whole system will freeze.
I cant move the mouse cursor or anything else. It freezes and the audio will lag. The freeze lasts anywhere between 1 - 3 Minutes (Usually 1 Min).
Sometimes it occurs when theres only one tab open running a video, but it usually takes 2 or more videos open at the same time.

Sometimes, after my system un-freezes I will get the message: " Display Driver Intel Graphics Accelerator Drivers for Windows 7 (R) stopped responding and has successfully recovered ". I get that message about one out of every four times the freeze happens. I have the Mobile Intel(R) 4 Series Express Chipset Family and I have the most updated driver (Version 8.15.10.1892)
Ive had this laptop for almost 2 years (It came with Win7, btw) but this problem started about 6 months ago.

The Log File is attached

-Thank you in advance for your help, LARS44

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
It looks like, in the logs, there were some files moved from the PendingRenames cache to WinSxS, but nothing that would have affected what you are doing (mostly gadgets and theme files, it would seem, which is pretty normal in my experience when nothing is wrong).

The next question is, what browser are we talking about, and what types of videos (flash, silverlight, webm, etc)?
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Thanks JMH and CLUBERTI for your quick reply.

My Windows 7 is up to date, and

Im using IE9 as my browser. I even tried to go back to IE8 a couple of days ago and the freezes became much much worse than in IE9.

I also tried Chrome and the same thing occurred. I havent tried FireFox yet, Im gonna try it later.

Like I said before, the freezes started happening about 6 months ago, so I dont remember what changed during that time. But I never changed anything serious, I do know that.

I assumed they were Flash Videos that I was viewing, but how can I tell the difference between Flash, & Silverlight, Webm.....

For example: If I run a video from ESPN.com on one tab and a video from YouTube on another tab, the freeze will occur most of the time. Do they use Flash?

-Thanks Again, LARS44

Please provide us with your Event Viewer administrative logs by following these steps:


Click Start Menu
Type eventvwr into Search programs and files (do not hit enter)
Right click eventvwr.exe and click Run as administrator
Expand Custom Views
Click Administrative Events
Right click Administrative Events
Save all Events in Custom View As...
Save them in a folder where you will remember which folder and save as Errors.evtx
Go to where you saved Errors.evtx
Right click Errors.evtx -> send to -> compressed (zipped) folder
Upload the .zip file here.

Hello ZIGZAG3143 & JMH,

Ive attached the Event Viewer Log.

I already ran MalwareBytes and everything is OK.
My Anti-Virus is Avast Internet Security and they say everything is OK too.

Also about 3 weeks ago I installed Iobit Advanced System Care Pro, because I thought this might help. But then I UN-Installed it because it didnt solve my problem AND I noticed that when I start-up my computer it now takes much longer than it used to Start-Up.

My start-up still takes longer even after I UN-Installed the Iobit Advanced System Care, but it didnt help or worsen the freezes one way or the other. ive noticed many people say dont install registry cleaners SO I wont do that again.

But prior to installing the MalwareBytes and Iobit Advanced System Care 3 weeks ago, the only security software I ever had was my Avast Anti-Virus.

Thanks ZIGZAG and JMH for your help, LARS44

Hello ZIGZAG3143 & JMH & everyone else,

Ive attached the Event Viewer Log.

I already ran MalwareBytes and everything is OK.
My Anti-Virus is Avast Internet Security and they say everything is OK too.

Also about 3 weeks ago I installed Iobit Advanced System Care Pro, because I thought this might help. But then I UN-Installed it because it didnt solve my problem AND I noticed that when I start-up my computer it now takes much longer than it used to Start-Up.

My start-up still takes longer even after I UN-Installed the Iobit Advanced System Care, but it didnt help or worsen the freezes one way or the other. ive noticed many people say dont install registry cleaners SO I wont do that again.

But prior to installing the MalwareBytes and Iobit Advanced System Care 3 weeks ago, the only security software I ever had was my Avast Anti-Virus.

Thanks ZIGZAG and JMH for your help, LARS44

Most of the 5000+ items are from two sources


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Second

Log Name: Application
Source: MSSQL$DDNI
Date: 1/27/2012 3:39:50 PM
Event ID: 17204
Task Category: (2)
Level: Error
Keywords: Classic
User: N/A
Computer: CURMUDGEON
Description:
The description for Event ID 17204 from source MSSQL$DDNI cannot be found. Either the component that raises this event is not installed on your local computer or the installation is corrupted. You can install or repair the component on the local computer.

If the event originated on another computer, the display information had to be saved with the event.

The following information was included with the event:

FCB::Open failed
C:\ProgramData\DDNI\Oasis\Data\Oasis2.mdf
1
3(The system cannot find the path specified.)

Event Xml:
<Event xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/win/2004/08/events/event">
<System>
<Provider Name="MSSQL$DDNI" />
<EventID Qualifiers="49152">17204</EventID>
<Level>2</Level>
<Task>2</Task>
<Keywords>0x80000000000000</Keywords>
<TimeCreated SystemTime="2012-01-27T20:39:50.000000000Z" />
<EventRecordID>119181</EventRecordID>
<Channel>Application</Channel>
<Computer>CURMUDGEON</Computer>
<Security />
</System>
<EventData>
<Data>FCB::Open failed</Data>
<Data>C:\ProgramData\DDNI\Oasis\Data\Oasis2.mdf</Data>
<Data>1</Data>
<Data>3(The system cannot find the path specified.)</Data>
<Binary>3443000010000000100000004300550052004D0055004400470045004F004E005C00440044004E00490000000700 00006D00610073007400650072000000</Binary>
</EventData>
</Event>

Lars44 said:

Hello ZIGZAG3143 & JMH & everyone else,

Also about 3 weeks ago I installed Iobit Advanced System Care Pro, because I thought this might help. But then I UN-Installed it because it didnt solve my problem AND I noticed that when I start-up my computer it now takes much longer than it used to Start-Up.

My start-up still takes longer even after I UN-Installed the Iobit Advanced System Care, but it didnt help or worsen the freezes one way or the other. ive noticed many people say dont install registry cleaners SO I wont do that again.

, LARS44

A gentle reminder....

Current accepted wisdom with Win 7 is to NOT use a cleaner.

If you ever think your Registry needs to be cleaned, repaired, boosted, tuned-up, cured, tweaked, fixed, or optimized it shouldn't.

In other words, injudicious use of "Registry cleaners" CAN & DOES cause problems.