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uTorrent and BSOD
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New #42
This error is linked to certain** large torrent downloads, and does not affect everyone. I've been able to replicate it on a number of machines.
Pretty much, if you hit this, cancel all your torrents, and download one by one, till you get which torrent sets it off; and then just avoid that perticular one.
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New #43
Is memory a part of the problem?
I read another post where another person had the same problem. I experience this problem as well. He claims that the error has something to do with his memory and both he and I run 4gb (2x2gb) corsair 1066 sticks. Anyone else with this problem have the same component?
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New #44
i just had a bsod on windows XP ... possibly related? havent had it on 7, i dont think. I did notice that it has been locking up, like all day, and eventually crashing. i didnt write down the error code (silly me). and from reading through the thread, i cant seem to come up with a reason, as everything checks out e/g hardware drivers are up to date, A/V is not blocking anything but viruses, and everything else is normal. It was pretty random, as a matter of fact. Also the first BSOD i've seen in like 3 years.
i did a memory test, which came up clean (only took 15-20 min)
so idk wtf went wrong. if its relevant, i was d/l the 7260 iso, from mini****.
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New #45
Ugh!
I got home today, and found my PC had rebooted 837 times in a cycle of BSOD's >:
I managed to repro this is a fresh isntall of 7264.0.0090622-1900, with just win7+utorrent installed, and unfortunately this isen't a program M$ supports to get the necessary peoples to look at it on that end. This will have to have the utorrent people look at it to address the memory error.
Meanwhile, I will work on getting an external debugger setup here, so I can get a live call-stack. if anyone has some input on that or resources to streamline this process, it would be much appreciated.
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New #46
Sorry to revive an old thread.
Hi everyone, i'm new here, stumbled on this forum a few times since windows 7 RC1, and figured i'd register, seems like a nice place.
I'm having the same problem as these guys, BSOD'ing during utorrent downloads, was wondering if anyone can help me out and let me know where to start?
I'm getting this error code mostly (only one i've wrote down, too.)
SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION
blah blah blah
STOP: 0x0000003B (0x00000000C0000005, 0FFFFF80002C794DC, 0xFFFFF88003949800, 0x0000000000000000)
Not got a clue what that tells you, but i'm sure it'll mean something to the guru's
Thanks a lot for your help :)
Edit: Also, just BSOD'ed twice from trying to download some windows updates, and also just BSOD'ed from opening World of Warcraft.
Awesome.
Last edited by Xerse; 20 Oct 2009 at 11:10.
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New #47
Same problem
Well ia can say i have the same problem, windows 7 ultimate here, and using utorrent, i have nod32 antivirus installed, the problem is not always, usually between 1 or 2 days
MSI Wind U100 netbook here
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New #48
Hi there
try latest version -- works fine
(I'm on W7 X-64 RTM Enterprise).
Although (to Xerse) why would you use a torrent for Windows update (or is that a question I shouldn't ask !!).
Cheers
jimbo
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New #49
U torrent crashing often
Hi All,
In Windows 7, UTorrent is crashing often asking to submit the dump, just relaunch or do neither. Did anyone faced similar issue?
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New #50
Hi everyone, and yes ive the very same problem.. actually ive had other hardware related problems b4 this one, so first i didnt realize its about torrent-win 7 compatibility, but im pretty sure by now... and still searching & expecting for help. does anyone have an idea about the solution here? thanx allready...
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