BSOD Code BC

Barman58 said:

This is a "feature" of Chrome - Each module in Chrome runs as a separate process, so shows up as a unique PID in Task Manager. This includes each Tab that is open, and each Add-on. It is designed this way for stability - supposedly a fault in one process will not "take Down" the whole program.

Its something that can look odd but it's basically a quirk of programming style

I can only assume that either you closed the main process or the system is set-up by chrome to assume that if a user closes one process they wish to close all

there is not 2nd tab open , anyhow , I just got a BLUE SCREEN ERROR and the laptop restarted, I could just read the last line it was saying some thing of DUMPING PHYSICAL MEMORY and then it restarted, the error log had this



I could not get the lower part because I closed the window by mistake and do not know how to get it back,
Really confused right now

Barman58 said:

Post moved

thanks, hoping for it get solved :)

Another blue screen
this time I got the error report here it is






Please tell me what really is causing this problem , I had never faced this issue earlier

Britton30 said:

One thing you should do too is install SP1.
You can access Windows Updates from the Start All Program menu.

it is downloading but everytime I get the BLUESCREEN ,
The updates history shows it FAILED , 3 times :/

Boozad said:

Follow Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) Posting Instructions, let the tool run until it has completely finished and then upload the new logs.

here it the report

Britton30 said:

danyalsad said:

Britton30 said:

One thing you should do too is install SP1.
You can access Windows Updates from the Start All Program menu.

it is downloading but everytime I get the BLUESCREEN ,
The updates history shows it FAILED , 3 times :/

Okay, the fix for the BSOD may also fix the updater issue.

Yeah I hope so , I tried updating but it hangs the system for a while and then crashes into the BSOD ,
Do not know if its the BSOD causing this issue or UPDATER causing BSOD