Force a crash - How do I?

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  1. Posts : 10,200
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       #21

    Interesting idea. Right now I don't have a defective .iso file but I could probably create and burn one.
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  2. Posts : 80
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       #22
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  3. Posts : 1,083
    Windows 7 Enterprise 64-bit
       #23

    ^^ He got it. Scroll down on that page.
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  4. Posts : 80
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       #24

    Sometimes I post additional links in case someone else finds this thread using Google. Too much information can't hurt.

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  5. Posts : 12,364
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    karlsnooks said:
    Here's all of these good people with umpteen blue screens and I can't even get one!
    Poor you... I'd be happy to trade you some of mine (j/k)


    In the interest of never too much information, here's a couple of less than exact methods and not at all controlled forcing of Crashes ....

    Run the built in Driver Verifier Tool and create a custom setting that forces everything to be logged - and then hope you have a bad driver....

    Force a crash - How do I?-verifier.jpg

    Desktops / adjustable BIOS

    Mess around with RAM timings... ( not so tight that the machine won't POST )

    lower your vcore so the CPU is unstable...


    Not exactly stellar advice, nor are they able to produce a crash on demand - but they have worked for me in the past - mostly in conjunction with not wanting a crash
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  6. Posts : 10,200
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       #26

    SmartEyeBall,
    System is too clean. Verifier won't bomb on me. Before I went on this binge, I had some crashes via verifier but I rectified that driver problem and I'm certainly not going backwards. This is a laptop. I don't want to shoot myself in the foot messing around with the bios settings. I'll leave that to the more adventurous.

    Thanks,karl
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  7. Posts : 10,200
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       #27

    The problem with the procedure is that my keyboard does not have a scroll lock key.
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  8. Posts : 1,083
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       #28

    Scroll down on that page, it shows how to change the key.
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  9. Posts : 6,618
    W7x64 Pro, SuSe 12.1/** W7 x64 Pro, XP MCE
       #29

    What am I missing...why do you want to force a crash?
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  10. jav
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    Windows 7 Ultimate x86 SP1
       #30

    seekermeister said:
    What am I missing...why do you want to force a crash?
    this:
    karlsnooks said:
    Good People,
    Am in a learning and testing phase and need to be able to easily and quickly force a crash. More specifically I need a minidump file from my computer.

    All of these people getting unwanted crashes and I want to crash.

    Thanks, Karl
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