Can I diagnose BSOD without dump files ? They were not created.


  1. Workshop West
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    Can I diagnose BSOD without dump files ? They were not created.


    Hi, I am wondering if I can somehow determine the cause of 2 bsod's, even without dump files, since they were not created. I changed setting since the first bsod, to get dump files, and the second time it looked like the dump was being created, but it didnt complete I guess, since there are no minidump files.
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    Anyone who can help me ? Its a new pc, I put i together and it works fine exept these bsod's, 3 so far. There are no minidumps in C:windows/minidumps, the folder has not been created. I have the settings for startup and recovery the right way I believe. What else can I do to figure out the problem ?
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