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If by test you mean running the Intel® Driver Update Utility again, then it won't be necessary.
What did you do when you got that last BSOD?
If by test you mean running the Intel® Driver Update Utility again, then it won't be necessary.
What did you do when you got that last BSOD?
I can get it to crash by simply opening up several tabs in my browser while playing a video of some kind in the background. That's what I did when I got the last bluescreen
Ok do this:
Start Menu> type compmgmt.msc and hit enter> On the left hand side select Device Manager
Post a screen shot of the window.
Right, download and install the two Chipset drivers, make sure to restart in between!:
Then restart the PC and try the same as before and see if it crashes.
I will post after testing. Thanks for your help YoYo
I got two bluescreens back to back after testing. Here are the minidump files.
The two dumps point out an issue with e1d62x64.sys and iusb3hub.sys I would like to test
the system drivers using Driver Verifier.
Follow this tutorial, read carefully!Using Driver Verifier to identify issues with DriversI'd suggest that you first backup your stuff and then make sure you've got access to another computer so you can contact us if problems arise. Then make a System Restore point (so you can restore the system using the Vista/Windows 7 Startup Repair feature).
Hey YoYo,
I followed the instructions for Driver Verifier and I got my system to crash with the usual method (opening multiple browser tabs and playing a video on Hulu). I attached a screenshot of the bluescreen and the minidump file it generated.
I wasn't sure how many times I should crash the system using the verifier method. Should I crash it some more and post those dump files as well?
I crashed it a second time using the Driver Verifier method. I wasn't sure if you needed more than one dump file for a better view of the issue. The second minidump file is attached.