Bsod on lenovo thinkpad t510

[robodelfy]

I just got back to my relatively new laptop and it had shutdown after a BSOD. Any ideas on what this could be would be great. Here are some details about my computer:

lenovo thinkpad t510
intel i7 620m
nvidia nvs3100m
windows 7 pro 32 bit (original installed OS)
very new hardware/software

I have re installed windows 7, as I needed two partitions

I have attached a zip

thanks

 

[ttran]

Hi and welcome to SF!

This is a pretty common issue with window 7. One of the thing I would like you to try is to do a system file check:
http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/1538-sfc-scannow-command-system-file-checker.html

You have some out of date driver:

Tppwr32v Tppwr32v.sys Thu Jun 12 21:27:57 2008 (4851DB2D)
ibmpmdrv ibmpmdrv.sys Thu May 31 04:52:39 2007 (465E9AE7)
smiif32  smiif32.sys  Mon May 12 04:01:06 2008 (48280752)
psadd    psadd.sys    Mon Feb 19 12:56:45 2007 (45D9F2ED)

The first 2 drivers are belonged to Lenovo thinkpad Power manager drivers. Please download a newest version and install. I used to do that with my computer and it fixed the BSODs.

The 3rd driver I listed is belonged to SMI Driver for Lenovo system and the last one is belonged to Lenovo Parties Service Access Device Driver (SMBIOS). It can be an utility from Lenovo, take your time and find it on the lenovo driver website.

If none of the option work, I would go for a repair install
Here is one of the thread I used to work on, looks exactly the same as yours
http://www.sevenforums.com/crashes-debugging/76340-pci-sys-driver-powerstate-blue-screens.html

Regard,

Tuan

 

[robodelfy]

I seem to be up to date with all power management drivers. It was the first BSOD i have had of this kind, should I not worry too much until it happens again?

I did that scan and it said 'windows did not find any intergity violations' so thats good!


'The 3rd driver I listed is belonged to SMI Driver for Lenovo system and the last one is belonged to Lenovo Parties Service Access Device Driver'

What are these, im not sure what smi is, or the Parties Service Access Device Driver. I looked through the drivers on their website and didnt find anyting with the same name?

thanks again

 

[ttran]

For the power manager thing, make sure you download the power manager driver. I said that because the website might provide you 2 option (power manager utility and power manager driver, which I believe I saw it before, mine thinkpad is T400).

smiif32.sys is probably Lenovo System Interface Driver, try to find it

 

[robodelfy]

ok ill give it a go if the bsod happens again. Thankyou