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BSOD upon startup, ntoskrnl.edu+71bda
Hello,
I have an HP ProBook 640 running Windows 7 Enterprise 64bit from an image from a college campus. This laptop is two (2) months old at maximum and is now experiencing BSOD upon startup, with "Driver Power State Failure" being listed as a possible source. Using BlueScreenViewer I was able to dig through three (3) memory dumps (which are attached) and found that ntoskrnl.exe and btsmhsf are the potential culprits.
The computer will seemingly turn off after a short while and not respond to any input (power button or otherwise). We were ready to ship the computer to HP for warranty work when the machine started to work again. Since turning the machine back on, we have updated the Bluetooth drivers associated with btsmhsf but we are at a loss for what might cause the btoskrnl.exe+741bda issues.
Any insight is greatly appreciated. If anything I mentioned needs clarification please don't hesitate to ask.
Thank you!