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[ptm82379]

I have an HP probook that is randomly BSOD'ing. It started a week ago. No new hardware to my knowledge. Malwarebytes checks out finding nothing.

I have run seatools short and long tests and passed.

I have run memtest 86+ tests and passed

I have attached the SF Diagnostic report to this post

On Windows 7 Professional 64 bit

Thanks for the help!

 

[ptm82379]

Still happening 4 more dmp files

This is still happening.

It is fine in safe mode as far as i can see

but if I let it sit overnight it blue screens. Last night it happened 4 more times.

Will someone please help me.

Here is the new SF report

 

[ptm82379]

will someone please help me with this.

 

[ptm82379]

Someone please help. There is no end to this

Yet another one has happened.

Will someone please help me out here. I need this fixed asap please someone look.

 

[ptm82379]

Just happened again

Another bluescreen just happened. I am at my end. If someone wants to help that would be great.

 

[ptm82379]

Still happening

 

[ptm82379]

Another blue screen last night. Will someone please look at my report and at least point me in the right direction?

 

[Air240X99]

I don't know how to read the files, but I'm familiar with laptop problems.

1. Are you sure it isn't overheating? Have you checked the fans to make sure they are spinning?

2. Try updating your bios to the newest version.

3. Run Prime95 for testing the CPU and run FURMARK for testing the GPU

 

[ptm82379]

Thanks.

1. Yes the fan is doing fine and spinning well

2. Bios has been updated

3. Ill do this and report back

It runs fine in safe mode but bluescreens otherwise.

Thank you so much for taking the time to help. Ill report back soon.

 

[Stevy22]

There's a hardware problem with the boot drive, or a device driver has a bug or a critical service was stopped.

Some older versions of Windows may show the description as "CRITICAL_OBJECT_TERMINATION".

This is a fatal Windows error, typically called a Stop message, Bug Check, or more commonly the Blue Screen of Death (BSoD). The system is in a forced reboot state. Any unsaved work is likely lost.

 

[Stevy22]

If the fault occurs upon resume from standby, there is a known problem between Windows and some motherboards when using multiple devices on IDE/ATA channels. The hard drive or cabling may be set wrong. If using PATA drive, confirm the boot hard drive is jumpered as the Master, or if SATA, have the boot drive connected to the master channel. Do no connect another device to the same channel (i.e. for PATA move a slave device on the primary channel to the secondary master). Confirm the hard disk cables are good and connected securely. (Microsoft article 330100)

 

[Stevy22]

You can also try the following:-

Check Hard Disk and Cables
Get the Latest Drivers
Restore From Backup or Image

 

[ptm82379]

I did these:
Check Hard Disk and Cables
Get the Latest Drivers

Im currently performing a factory restore. Ill pick up an extra hard drive and load the backup image on it just to see if that fixes the issue.

What gets me is it is fine in safe mode

 

[Air240X99]

I did these:
Check Hard Disk and Cables
Get the Latest Drivers

Im currently performing a factory restore. Ill pick up an extra hard drive and load the backup image on it just to see if that fixes the issue.

What gets me is it is fine in safe mode

If it's fine in safe mode, then it's a driver issue, or hard drive failure. How old is the HDD? Try swapping in a new one.

 

[ptm82379]

You are correct.

I swapped drives and reimaged. All seems to be fine so far.

Thank you all for your help.