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Hi Burn,
Thanks for that.
Can you still not get the dump files??
if not for starters please run from an elevated command mode
sfc /scannow
Roy
Random BSODs, when restarting or shutting down windows
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New #12
The BSODs do not happen often enough for me to constantly try, adjusted some settings for the next time it happens. I'll run the scannow tomorrow an post the results for you.
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New #13
running that SFC command is certainly worthwhile at any time, it identifies and tries to repair any BASE system problems, consider it a pre-emptive strike, and if it identifies anything then run SURT KB947821 another system repair tool.
Roy
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ran sfc command it did find something, attached the log file. I assume this(System Update Readiness Tool for Windows 7 for x64-based Systems (KB947821) [October 2014]) is what you mean by SURT KB947821?
edit: downloaded and ran the above tool, it installed but did nothing afterwards. did I miss something?
edit 2: found the log files for KB947821 and attached them, was just expecting the process to take longer i guess.Last edited by Nctolhu; 09 Jul 2017 at 01:00. Reason: update to info/ editing text
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SURT from what i saw installed and never did anything but generated logs. ran the SFC /scannow command again and the corruption is still there. Am I doing something wrong with the SURT?
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The result of SURT:
Code:Summary: Seconds executed: 116 Found 95 errors Fixed 89 errors CSI C Mark Deployment Missing Total count: 6 CSI F Mark Bad Type Total count: 89 Fixed: CSI F Mark Bad Type. Total count: 89
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Is there anything I need to do about the 6 errors it found but couldn't fix?
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New #19
If you have your installation media, you could run an offline scan
SFC /SCANNOW : Run in Command Prompt at Boot - Windows 7 Help Forums
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New #20
NO need to worry about those 6 remaining errors, (all Avast).
Theres a bug in the Avast uninstaller, the only thing they might affect is updating.
You could try thier uninstaller again in SAFE mode.
Roy
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