thank you much and will do.
I did some research on my motherboard & CPU. I found many people that had crashes like mine. the problem they found was insufficient CPU core voltage set in the BIOS. not sure if this something that could be an issue on my computer. 1 person said he solved his issues just by raising the default Voltage up to 1.4V. I have never done anything like that and not even sure if it would help. what are you thoughts?
My thoughts are empty when it comes down to a more advanced BIOS than my BIOS (basically everyone has a more advanced BIOS, my BIOS has very limited options).
Lets first check what the voltage is, boot in the BIOS and post some screenshots/photos of the BIOS settings.
I believe what we're looking for is the vcore in the BIOS.
Got a BSOD crash on start up today(that's a first time that has happen). Had gone a few weeks with no troubles till todays crash. hope the attached file will give some clue to the problem. Thank you very much for your time & help.
A 0x4A is commonly caused by Bitdefender, in most cases this is resolved with a repair installation of Bitdefender :)
Code:BUGCHECK_P3: 0 BUGCHECK_P4: fffff8800b264b60 PROCESS_NAME: vsserv.exe BUGCHECK_STR: RAISED_IRQL_FAULT FAULTING_IP: +0
looks like my issue is fixed. thank you very much for all the help. I guess I will be also going to windows 10 pro 64bit before the end of July.
I'm very glad to hear that :)
I would recommend to create a system backup first before moving on to Windows 10, one that is often used is Macrium Reflect
Backup: Imaging with free Macrium
Recovery: MACRIUM REFLECT - Create Bootable Rescue USB Drive
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