First you need to go into system control panel aqnd turn off the auto restart (see pics). Then try it again. It wont reboot but more likely will stop and give you error codes. If it does and you can copy them let us know what they are.
Generally if there are errors in memtestx86, it means there is some problem with the memory.
If you are overclocking STOP
Let us know if we can help
Ken
Ok, sorry I took so long, had class and stuff. Turns out i have 4GB or RAM so I had to use the earlier version, which was conveniently installed onto the same ISO. :P
Anyway ran it, and no errors, 4 passes. (I stopped here because I REALLY needed the computer for HW)
So, I went to turn the laptop on this morning and I get the usual BSODs, so I tried to run the mode that shows the you the last file loaded before a crash, but it started up then. :S
This is getting really annoying now. D:< I can still use my laptop, but it can sometimes take me over a half hour just to get it booted properly. Once it's up an running, it's run perfectly and never crashes or anything.
ok, i've been downloading programs to update drivers and stuff, but they are all returning different results, and when i went to change one of the drivers, it said i was trying to install an older driver... :S im confused and annoyed. :'(
any more help would be very appreciated!
We still need those DMP files. use these to find and upload them to us. https://www.sevenforums.com/crash-loc...d-problem.html
Thanks
Ken
Dump files. The only ones in the folder, I changed my control panel to save small dump files now as opposed to kernal ones. is that better?
did the dump files work? did they help?
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