BSOD playing Grooveshark in Google Chrome, "cdd.dll" mentioned.

Hi kmplsv :) .

No dump files are present in the zip file as well as no logs are present of such occurrences.
please manually check the minidump folder.

Code:

C:\Windows\minidump

If dump files are present in that folder copy them to the Desktop, zip and upload in your next post.

Make sure you have your PC configured to generate a minidump.

• Dump Files - Configure Windows to Create on BSOD
• Configure a minidump
  
  To have Windows Create a Small memory dump (Minidump) File on BSOD

Stop using CCleaner for the duration of the debugging process as it deletes the minidump files!


Free up space in your C:\ partition and reset your page file:

Code:

Size    74.43 GB (79,919,312,896 bytes)
Free Space    8.95 GB (9,610,526,720 bytes)
Total Virtual Memory    12.5 GB
Page File Space    500 MB

Reset your Page File:

1. Start Menu> Run >type control.exe system
and press the Enter key.
A windows will open and on the Left hand side you will see Advanced system settings, click it.



2. Next click on the Advanced tab and Settings which correspond to the Performance section;



3. Then the Advanced tab once more and click on the Change button;



4. Untick the checkbox next to Automatically manage paging file size for all drives;

Select No paging file and Click on the Set button;


5. Confirm all the windows.

6. Restart the PC.

7. Reverse the procedure, by following steps 1-3, only this time select System managed size
and click the Set button;



8. Recheck the box next to Automatically manage paging file size for all drives
and exit the windows by clicking the OK button;



9. Confirm all of the remaining windows by click the OK button
and restart the PC once again to take affect.

Were those files generated after the changes requested?
They show the same specifications.

kmplsv said:

I didn't have a page file set because my main OS drive is an SSD and I have 12GB of RAM. Everything I've read recommends not having one at all. However, since apparently I need one to solve this issue, I just set a small page file for the drive (32MB initial size, 64MB max size). Is this sufficient? So since I didn't have this set before do I just have to wait until I get a BSOD again before I can generate all of the information necessary to troubleshoot the issue?

I know but 32MB is even worse, set it to at least 2GB.
Did you free some space in the C:\ partition?
Did you set the dump file to a minidump?
Yes we need the dumps files to have any sort of chance of figuring out what is going on.

Sorry I should have been clearer, 1024 (1GB) - 2048 (2GB).
Even though I still recommend letting Windows handle it for you .

I understand, post back with the files :).