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Hardware - there's not much else that'll interrupt the process of saving the info AFTER the crash has occurred.
Yep, it's been happening a lot now, now leaving a dump and just happened again
Was 0x00000101 again..
I thought it was hardware from the beginning, but is there no way to detect excately what part of my system is causing me problems?
Jason, we have probably covered this somewhere in this thread; but what peripherals do you have hooked up when you boot?
To answer your question, I do not know of a way to pinpoint a hardware problem except by swapping out components.
Keyboard, Mouse, Wireless Adapter, Speakers and my Monitor
The keyboard is the only thing that has been swapped once before
On a side note, I just received 3 restarts in under 10 minutes.. not sure why at all :/ I think I better let my PC rest for tonight
I really appreciate all your help
I had a three year return to base warranty on this PC, on which I returned it once before, however when I got it back, I was told it had some stability issues running at high resolution so the PSU had to be changed.. however the problem obviously still persists
It's just a bit annoying having to buy a PC then attempt to figure out the bugs yourself, I think I may send it back again and see what happens (postage costs a bit by itself though which is also why I didn't send it back to the manufacturer a second time)
Here's a suggestion on how to troubleshoot by stripping your system down: Hardware Troubleshooting Via System Stripdown
I'd have a nice long talk with a supervisor/manager at the place that you're shipping it to. You shouldn't have to pay for their failure to repair it - especially if you have a warranty.
Yes, I will phone them up tomorrow and see what they say, it's bad enough that the system wasn't checked before it was first shipped, and then again after I sent it back the first time
I'll have a look through the guide
But I have a quick question, say the blue screens were caused by peripherals, would the dump show this?