BSOD i need help please !

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  1. Posts : 94
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       #121

    well its 5:00 am, heading to sleep! be back later still thx for all ur time u'v spend with me helping me ^^! cya later take care of you guys.
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       #122

    Yep, see you when you come back
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       #123

    I'm sorry Sebastien but I'm a bit not understanding about the situation.
    When did you re-format the whole computer (before or after you sent the minidump to forum?). Is the minidump folder still in C-->Windows?
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       #124

    My computer is reformated since 1 day and half one, b4 that ( all dump files u guys have ) Was From B4 the Re-formate

    And no theres is not any Dumb files in C --> Window , even while using the SF Programes it said : No Dumps Files Found.
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       #125

    ok, now I got what you mean, the whole thing is misunderstanding. Why you sent us your minidump files and then you reformatted the whole computer?......
    We gave you the sptd.sys remover because we thought you didn't reformat your computer
    Can you do me a favor?
    Go to the sptd.sys program that we gave you, turn it on and choose the uninstall (remove) option please, just to make sure that u don't have it in your system

    You also want to check this again:
    Windows 7:
    Go to Start and type in "sysdm.cpl" (without the quotes) and press Enter
    Click on the Advanced tab
    Click on the Startup and Recovery Settings button
    Ensure that "Automatically restart" is unchecked
    Under the Write Debugging Information header select "Small memory dump (64 kB)" in the dropdown box
    Ensure that the Small Dump Directory is listed as "%systemroot%\Minidump" (without the quotes)
    Click OK twice to exit the dialogs, then reboot for the changes to take effect.
    ~Tuan
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       #126

    i thought i did tell you why . with reventon i had to restart the computer with SPTD, and i also updated it, and my computer never wanted to rebot. reventon Told me to Refresh the whole computer and make new test. but here we go. its all new and i cant get any dumb files, ( btw i dont know why this letter are all black , oh lol weird
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       #127

    i must rebot it removed
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       #128

    yep, you mean sptd.sys is just removed after using the tool we gave you. yes, reboot and tell us how it goes
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       #129

    reboted, must i try to make it crash again?, cuz i know the pc wont make any dumb files, write b4 posting here i made it crash 3 time, still no dumb files
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       #130

    Hey sebastien
    So there are 2 things I wanna confirmed with you before I go to bed because I really dont wanna leave your case, but it's really late here buddie
    1/ You confirmed with me that sptd.sys is removed and your computer restarted after sptd was removed, is that right?
    2/ Is there any more BSODs? if so, check minidump folder, if it not there, follow again the instruction I quoted above

    Will come back to your case buddie but im sure someone will get you
    ~Tuan
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