BSOD On My Laptop......

[DJROD]

No, BlueScreenView is not yet as thorough as Windows Debug; but it is coming along. If we have the actually dumps, we can use a variety of commands to look deeper. I did review what you posted; but it does not have what I am looking for. Most of us on the BSOD team use WinDebug.

Ok ill try WinDebug now. Let me say this...on the BlueScreenView....along the top it says caused by driver: US30XP.sys. Then it said File Name of the that driver: Universial Shield. It says that on both of the dumps. So either way...thats what caused the BSOD then though right? I deleted the Universial Shield. But ill try to get the full dump on here anyway. But at least i know what did it now.

 

[CarlTR6]

Rod, if nothing else, you can disable Norton while you try to use the first method that Rich posted. That actually gives us complete system information along with the dumps.