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But it IS disabled as you can see in my #1 post and in attached screenshot and no BSOD appears.
That's why I'd like to "upload" Event Viewer log to check that.
But it IS disabled as you can see in my #1 post and in attached screenshot and no BSOD appears.
That's why I'd like to "upload" Event Viewer log to check that.
You have Write debugging information set to none in the dropdown list.
Select the Small Memory Dump (or whatever), to get some dump info.
I'm on W10 right now, and i think my choices are different than what W7 shows.
OK. I changed that to Small Memory Dump.
So what's next step ?
After you get your next random restart (or crash) see if you get a dump file.
Post another screen print of your Startup and Recovery window.
I don't know what will happen if you have Small Memory Dump selected and you still have MEMORY.DMP entered in dump files.
What happens might depend on how much space you have allocated for your Paging File.
You may need to set the dump file to MINIDUMP (not MEMORY).
The change should happen automatically, but check to make sure.
Again, I'm on W10, so the exact wording may be a bit different for you.
As you can see in attach file there are two options in Windows 7.
Small memory dump and Kernel memory dump
Which is the right ?
Virtual Memory is set to automatically. Is this OK ?
I think that should be OK.
I don't know if the BSOD experts prefer a full dump, or want only a minidump.
If no-one else replies, we'll find out when you post with the dump file after your next crash.
I think Bigmck, is on the right track, my partitions are both NTFS, and in most of the tutorials i've read there is no mix of the 2..
suspect thats why your getting a SHUTDOWN failure not a restart problem.
Please post a copy of your BIOS settings.
Not my area but from there someone will be able to tell you
the required bios settings
the way to convert the EFI partition to NTFS.
Roy
Hello Roy
Sorry for my delay
The computer is new. I have it for about 5-6 months and I bought it with THIS configuration.
I did no change to BIOS.
But if you suspect that the problem is a wrong BIOS configuration I can change it.
Of coarse I do NOT want loose my data !!!
Which part of BIOS configuration do you need to see for check ?