Random Crashes on BRAND NEW laptop :(

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  1. Seasonalskier
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    Random Crashes on BRAND NEW laptop :(


    Ok so I bought a brand new Asus laptop the specs are below. The computer keeps giving me a BSOD for no reason, completely random. So I am begging for some people to help me out here. PLEASE. I am at witts end.

    Asus Notebook G60VX
    Intel Core 2 Duo
    Cpu P7450@2.13GHZ
    4.00 GB Ram
    Windows 7 64-Bit

    Memory.dmp:
    4shared.com - online file sharing and storage - download MEMORY.zip
    Minidump Folder
    4shared.com - online file sharing and storage - download Minidump.zip

    Thank you very much in advance!

    ~Kenny
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  3. Jonathan_King
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    Welcome!

    Sorry to hear you are having troubles.

    Out of the 33 dmps, 2 of them appear to be caused by your anti-virus Zone Alarm. I would advise uninstalling Zone Alarm completely with Revo Uninstaller.

    The rest don't point to a specific driver, which suggests a system problem.

    Open an elevated command prompt and enter sfc /scannow.

    You might also test your memory. Download a copy of Memtest86 and burn the ISO to a CD using ImgBurn. Boot from the CD, and run at least 5 passes.

    Good luck!

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  4. Seasonalskier
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    Thank you so much for your quick reply. Would a complete re-install of windows 7 fix this? Right now I am trying to re-boot my computer but it forced me to do a startup repair so that is whats running. I will try all the things you said but I am just curious that if I just simply reinstall windows 7 completly could that potently fix all the problems? I can always back up stuff. I just don't want BSOD anymore lol.
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  6. Jonathan_King
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    If you wanted to reinstall Windows, you can try a Repair Install first.

    A reinstall would take care of the ZoneAlarm and system files problem, but not memory issues.

    In fact, if you have a RAM problem, you may run into trouble installing Windows.
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  7. Seasonalskier
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    Ok, well I am starting to run Memtest86 right now hopefully that will give some idea as to whats wrong.
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  8. Seasonalskier
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    Ok so every time I try to run Memtest all I get is a blue screen that says Memtest86+ in the upper corner and the + is blinking. And in the center of the screen it says e820 and thats it I let it run for 10 minutes and got nothing...what am I doing wrong, i tried memtest 4.0 and 2.11.
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  10. Seasonalskier
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    Another update: I ran the Windiag from the microsoft website and ran it overnight, well after 5 passes no errors came up. But I am still wondering why memtest would not work for me and I am still getting blue screens Could Windiag have missed something, or is it most likely a win7 installation problem? Thanks in advance!
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  11. Jonathan_King
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    It is probably either a memory or driver issue.

    Did you do everything I recommended in my first post, or just the memory test?

    Try a system files check and remove ZoneAlarm.
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  12. Seasonalskier
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    Ya I did everything in your first post and I am still getting the BSOD.
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  13. Seasonalskier
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    Not sure if this is even possible but could it be where I am running the computer being the problem, it seems like whenever I am home I get the BSOD but if I am anywhere else I seemingly don't get it. I have gotten it once or twice on my college campus but its almost always at home where the problems arise.

    EDIT: Wait never mind now its doing it on campus too...
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