You can't take a snapshot outside Windows in the disk check environment. You could take a picture and turn off the flash of your digital camera. There is a better way to find and provide the disk check log: Check Disk (chkdsk) - Read Event Viewer Log
sorry but i dont really know how to do it can u explain to me step by step..... Thanx....
can u explain to me step by step how to do exactly!
Check Disk (chkdsk) - Read Event Viewer Log explains it step by step...
thank you very much for ur help! Sincerely but the problem is ok now cause i changed the number of processors i used to boot and now the bsod doesnt appear thanks alot for helping a noob like me!
That could mean one of three things:
- You have Windows or your BIOS configured incorrectly
- You have a bad CPU
- You have a bad install of Windows
If you are happy with the results, that is what is important. Good luck!
yeah i think it should be number 3
You can always do a clean install of Windows 7 to find out. Clean Install Windows 7
Up to you whether you are satisfied with how things are working at the moment.
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