Physical Memory Dump


  1. helpbluescrn
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    Physical Memory Dump


    Windows 7 x64
    Original System Installed XP SP2
    upgraded from XP to Win7
    the system is 2 years old
    age of instalation app. 2 weeks


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    Last edited by helpbluescrn; 06 Jan 2011 at 20:54.
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  3. Lemur
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    Welcome to SF.

    Please post per the following instructions:

    BSOD Posting Instructions



    https://www.sevenforums.com/crashes-debugging/96879-blue-screen-death-bsod-posting-instructions.html
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  4. helpbluescrn
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    re-edited the post, the files and the info are up.
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  6. Lemur
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    Update your Realtec network driver:

    Driver c:\windows\system32\drivers\rt64win7.sys (7.2.1125.2008, 183,00 KB (187.392 bytes), 10.06.2009 22:35)
    Uninstall Avira for testing purposes:

    PROCESS_NAME: avguard.exe

    BUGCHECK_STR: RAISED_IRQL_FAULT

    FAULTING_IP:
    +3963343132333931
    00000000`744e2dd9 ?? ???
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  7. helpbluescrn
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    after i update the driver should i run the same thing over as i did before ??? is this the only faulty thing that occured ?
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  8. Lemur
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    helpbluescrn said:
    after i update the driver should i run the same thing over as i did before ??? is this the only faulty thing that occured ?
    After you update the driver and uninstall Avira, reboot your computer and see if you have anymore BSODs. I'm not sure what you mean by run the same thing over.
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  10. helpbluescrn
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    I meant that if by any chance the BSOD appears again should i do the same procedure that i did in first place with the minidump files and etc.

    do you have any recomendations regarding an anti-virus software ?
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  11. Lemur
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    Ah. You can start a new post and reference the older one.

    MSE is free and many here use it.
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