BSOD on wake up after quick view of last screen


  1. Davee3
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    BSOD on wake up after quick view of last screen


    Every time on trying to wake up I initially see the screen as it was but then it crashes to blue screen & requires restart "normally to get going ! then asks for disc check Will anything short of a reinstall fix this? Log info says Kernel power issues -show up regularly & probably with the issue
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  3. Davee3
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    No help yet Please steer an oldtimer right
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  4. Arc
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    Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) Posting Instructions
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