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Windows 7 (64bit) random system crashes
Hi guys, new to the forum - appears to be a very helpful place!
Hopefully someone could help me find out what's causing my random system crashes.
Every so often, my system will freeze totally, can't move the mouse, ctrl+alt+del or anything, totally freezes up on me. I have to use the reset button on my case to restart the whole system, and then it will be fine again up until it freezes again.
I have opened event viewer, and under Critical it says that kernel power was the source of the last critical event, but is this just where I had to use the reset button?
Where do I find the log or dump on what caused the system to crash? How do I export it and post it up on here? Which ones do you guys need to debug the problem?
I'm totally new to this whole dump viewing etc, so any help would be greatly appreciated.
My system specs are filled in on my profile, and my bios settings are default so there's no over clocking done.
Cheers,
Adam
EDIT: Ok, so I downloaded Windows_NT6_BSOD_v3.03_jcgriff2_, ran that and ran perfmon /report and uploaded both reports/dumps into one .zip which I have attached here.
I am not sure how many days back these dumps go, but there was quite a lot of turning the computer straight off with the power button a few days ago, due to an unstable over clock.
Last edited by Afck91; 08 Dec 2010 at 10:29.