BSOD in Win7 Ultimate !!!HELP!!!

[Gwindor]

Anyone?

 

[HughShaw]

You are lucky because at least you can finish converting before the BSOD. I kept getting BSOD with ConvertXtoDVD which was working great in Vista x64. After the upgrade to Windows 7, it ALWAYS gets BSOD while converting.

I've upgraded to ConvertXtoDVD 4.0.3.312, but it still has the same problem. I also tried running in different compatibility modes and as administrator with no luck. I also installed debugging tools from the tutorial but don't know where the dump files are located.

Let us know if you find out what was wrong and how you fixed it!

 

[sup3rsprt]

I also installed debugging tools from the tutorial but don't know where the dump files are located.

Check the location in My Computer > Properties > Advanced > Startup & Recovery > System Failure

Minidump is usually located in %SystemRoot%\Minidump

 

[HughShaw]

I keep trying to open the minidump file but it says "Win32 error 0n5, Access is denied".

 

[Gwindor]

You are lucky because at least you can finish converting before the BSOD. I kept getting BSOD with ConvertXtoDVD which was working great in Vista x64. After the upgrade to Windows 7, it ALWAYS gets BSOD while converting.

I've upgraded to ConvertXtoDVD 4.0.3.312, but it still has the same problem. I also tried running in different compatibility modes and as administrator with no luck. I also installed debugging tools from the tutorial but don't know where the dump files are located.

Let us know if you find out what was wrong and how you fixed it!

I have installed the version 3.8.0j of ConvertxtoDVD that have been released on 10-08-2009. Everything seems to work perfect now. I rip dvd's and burn them through this program and i have never seen BSOD again...

 

[sup3rsprt]

Gwindor, I'm glad it's working better for you now

HughShaw, if you'd like to upload your minidump file perhaps someone could take a look at it for you.

 

[HughShaw]

It's worth a try. I can't seem to open the files myself and doubt I'd be able to read anything if I did. Hopefully someone can point me in the right direction.

 

[sup3rsprt]

HughShaw quick analysis of your minidump is blaming the problem on hardware.

BugCheck 124, {0, fffffa800679e028, b66b4000, 145}

Probably caused by : hardware

Followup: MachineOwner

WHEA_UNCORRECTABLE_ERROR (124)
A fatal hardware error has occurred. Parameter 1 identifies the type of error
source that reported the error. Parameter 2 holds the address of the
WHEA_ERROR_RECORD structure that describes the error conditon.

Your system runs fine with Vista? With Windows 7 do you get any BSOD at any other times or is it only related to ConvertXtoDVD software?

 

[HughShaw]

Yes, everything was quite perfect with Vista. I am getting 100% BSOD when converting with ConvertXtoDVD 4 & AVS Video Converter 6. Thanks for your help though.

 

[sup3rsprt]

It seems related to video conversion, which can be highly intensive on hardware.

Do your BSOD always show the same bugcheck value?

Maybe you should stop overclocking for a while.

 

[HughShaw]

You are correct! After updating to Windows 7, I upgraded my BIOS which erased my overclocked voltage settings resulting in the BSOD. Thanks again!