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If you don't want to save any of your personal files then you won't need to create a backup, and your COA key (product key) will work.
Random BSOD New build 0x800... event id 1001
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New #42
Okay I did a clean install of windows 7, then I installed my LAN driver and MSE. I went into device manager and only the usb controller was flagged. I downloaded the usb 3.0 driver from gigabytes website and installed it. Device manager did not have any flags after that. I then installed the amd catalyst software suite for my video card. I got a message telling me I needed the .netframework 4, making me realize I should have updated before getting the video driver. After that I went into windows update and started to download all updates.
In the middle of downloading updates, I got a BSOD: SYSTEM SERVICE EXCEPTION. I finished the install of the windows updates and ran the sfdiagnostic tool, as well as took a screenshot of device manager and windows update. I have not done anything besides what I have listed so no extra programs to cause issues.
Thanks
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New #43
There's no BSOD in the folder, try uploading the file again, and make sure the dump files have been configured to be saved to a Minidump.
Dump Files - Configure Windows to Create on BSOD
It may be a driver issue, USB 3.0 drivers are known to have some problems.
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Since it was configured to a Kernel memory dump, then the program (SF Diagnostic Tool) won't obtain all the necessary files, you will need to wait until another BSOD occurs for a Minidump to be saved and then obtained by the program.
For the Kernel Memory dump, you can upload the file to a file sharing site, such as SkyDrive or DropBox (both are free), and then post the link here.
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https://skydrive.live.com/redir?resi...KvYi78DvFbPeGA
Okay I searched event viewer and saw an event that said something about an unexpected shutdown and that this MEMORY.DMP was saved to C:\Windows\
I grabbed it and zipped it, I think its the right file but if not, can you tell me how to recover it? Thanks.
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You've uploaded a shortcut to the file, the file path should be:
Here's some steps for uploading files to SkyDrive:Code:C:\Windows\MEMORY.DMP
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Sign into SkyDrive, and then click the Upload button at the top of the page, it should open a dialog box for Windows Explorer.
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Navigate to the file path specified in the screenshot and written in the code box, click the file and then Open. Make sure your not uploading a shortcut to the file.
The file should begin to start uploading to SkyDrive. Post a link once completed.
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https://skydrive.live.com/redir?resi...KlGWPlRTgBEK14
I tried uploading the file inside of the Windows folder but it told me that I did not have permission. So I copied, zipped, and uploaded it. I don't know if it will work but I figured I would give it a shot, wasn't sure what else to do.
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I'm downloading the zip file now, it seems to be okay, since the folder is around 173MB, it may be a little while until I post again since my Internet connection is not the best tonight.
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Okay, I've managed to download the file, however, there seems to be a little problem. The BSOD seems to be missing a page which should be present within the file. I can't extract any information at all, apart from a Stop Code and some parameters.
It seems we are still dealing with some kind of memory access issues here.Code:16.3: kd:x86> !error 00000000c0000005 Error code: (NTSTATUS) 0xc0000005 (3221225477) - The instruction at 0x%08lx referenced memory at 0x%08lx. The memory could not be %s.
Have you configured the settings to a Minidump?
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