This thread is all over the place, please take a moment, see option two in this thread and run
SF Diagnostic Tool.
I'll need all the dumps let it run fully, there should be eight files excluding the dump files.
Post the file here in your next post.
Sorry for the thread appearing all over the place. I wasn't getting any responses so I wanted to both update the thread with the latest dumps as well as show how frequently this is happening. I've done as you've asked.
No dumps are present, have you run CCleaner recently?
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Please refrain from using it during the remainder of the troubleshooting
process as it deletes the dump files which we need.
You know what, I didn't even think of that. It runs at startup. But the last zip I uploaded has the dump from the latest BSOD. I've attached it again here. I used Option 1 for these debug zips. Otherwise I'll have to wait til it happens again.
Please remove it from running at startup.
I managed to recover only two dumps from your pas posts in this thread
and both point to a realtek bluetooth driver please "remove" it for now
by changing the file extension to .old instead of the original .sys .
- Initiate the run dialogue box,
(Windows Key) + R.
- Type drivers and hit the enter key.
- Locate the file titled, RtkBtfilter.sys and rename it to RtkBtfilter.old.
- Reboot to take affect.
Code:lmvm RtkBtfilter Browse full module list start end module name fffff880`07e40000 fffff880`07ec3000 RtkBtfilter T (no symbols) Loaded symbol image file: RtkBtfilter.sys Image path: \SystemRoot\system32\DRIVERS\RtkBtfilter.sys Image name: RtkBtfilter.sys Browse all global symbols functions data Timestamp: Fri Oct 19 09:39:34 2012
Do you sue bluetooth device(s) on a daily basis?
I actually never use bluetooth at all. Funny enough, that's one of the drivers I installed from the disk I believe. Also noticed that the link you shared says its for Windows 8, so that would definitely be an issue.
I hit Win + R and type driver but I get an error saying it can't be found. Is there another way to get in there?
So I went here: C:\Windows\System32\drivers
Changed RtkBtfilter.sys to .old, restarted...now what? Just see if it happens again?
Pretty much, now it's a waiting game.
Did Windows indicate anything about looking / installing a new driver when he started up?
Please take a screenshot of your Device Manager.
- Initiate the run dialogue box,
- Type devmgmt.msc and hit the enter key.
- Upload a (click>) screenshot.
Windows did not try to install any updates. Yellow triangle here. Here's the screenshot.
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