Yeah so, I was just about to go back here and post that it was running fine. But then it decided to crash again. Same as before with programs closing and then it went over into a bluescreen again.
I've attached an updated version of the folder I got from running the SF Diagnostic Tool again.
Attachment 233082
Sorry for the late response.
Lets keep verifier enabled for 36 hours and see if you get any bsod.
Go back and enable verifier.
Hi, its been 3 days since your last post.
Did you get any BSoDs with the verifier enabled?
Did you disable verifier? and did you get any BSoDs after that?
Hi, sorry
I've been a bit busy with a lot of uni work and I just haven't been able to run driver verifier and keep the laptop on for 36 hours straight. I've just been too busy.
But yes, I've gotten another BSOD. Again a critical_object_termination with an F4 bug check code.
I'm attaching the dmp file in a zip folder.
Attachment 233657
Okay. I can't run it this week but I can from either sunday evening or monday morning so I'll get back to you with an update on monday or tuesday :)
Hi
I put on Driver Verifier somewhere around 6 hours before I went to bed and just let it run. When I woke up, it had crashed once (at least). Attaching the zip file from the SF Diagnostic Tool :)
Attachment 234693
Okay..the dump shows verifier wasn't enabled and this dump shows a windows process as the cause which is not really a true cause.STOP 0x0000007A: KERNEL_DATA_INPAGE_ERROR
Usual causes: Memory, Paging file corruption, File system, Hard drive, Cabling, Virus infection, Improperly seated cards, BIOS, Bad motherboard, Missing Service Pack
Anyway, is your laptop under its warranty?
And are you having these BSOD problems recently or from the time you purchased it?
Make a hard drive test from the hard drive manufacturers website
Hard drive test both short and long with
→ SeaTools for Windows
Verifier was enabled, that much I know.
Yes, it's under warranty. BSoDs started sometime around july/august I think, if memory serves me correctly.
I have two disks. One Corsair Force GT 120GB SSD, and one Toshiba 640GB HDD (placed in ODD slot)
Both fail the Short Drive Self Test
Both pass the Short Generic
Both pass the Long Generic
if I chose the Drive Information on the HDD it works, but if I do on the SSD it crashes my entire system. Everything just froze up, forcing me to reboot with the power-button.
Paging file might be a cause? I have 8 GB RAM, and I've set the page file to a custom size between 400MB and 8GB because I have 8GB RAM and a SSD. So I didn't see the need for letting the page file eat away precious GB's all the time. I don't generally do RAM-intensive work either, I've never seen more than 60% used and that was with a Windows virtual machine running too.
Improper service pack? The Windows 7 came with SP1 pre-installed, from DigitalRiver with my own legit serial code.
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