BSod on successive log ons without showing actual screen. Just a blank

[jraju]

Hi, I experienced 2 bsods on successive logons.
I had the alert on these two occasions that pc has recovered from serious errors.
Clicking for online solution did not show any results.
As a first measure, I just uninstalled my nvidia card drivers of full components and only installed clean install of nvidia graphic drivers only.
This was before the alert of bsod report was generated .
I enclose the zip file and would like to have your solution

 

[wither 2]

Go to Programs, Accessories. Right click on Command prompt and select "run as ........administrator." Type in- dxdiag.exe. After it runs, select run 64-bit DxDiag. When it's done, click on the Display tab. Are any problems displayed in the "Notes" section. Also, are all three DirectX Features enabled?

 

[jraju]

Hi, W2
Please find enclosed the dxdiag results thro cmd

 

[wither 2]

As mentioned, you should click on "Run 64-bit..." at the bottom of the screen.

 

[jraju]

Hi, I had done as you siggested amd there is no change in the results

 

[wither 2]

Thanks for your effort. Start another command prompt as administrator and type in

sfc /scannow

If it finds problems, regardless of whether or not it fixes them, reboot and run it again. Do this up to three times. We could look at it's log but if you can see anything that it says it fixed or can't fix, it would be nice to know what it is.

After doing this, go about your normal business to see if you get a BSOD again.

I'm kind of curious why you're using 1680x for your display since the display supports 1920x.

 

[jraju]

Hi, I had already done, windows did not find any integrity issue on those occasions.
Regarding the low resolution resolution, I wish to state that if I choose the recommended resolution, then some of my desktop icons are shown half at the left and right corner. I do not know how to fix this.
Moreover, the browsers does not show, the top corner right. So , anysites , i could not minimize and close the browser.
Nvidia card behaviour , I suppose

 

[axe0]

The activation for this Windows 7 installation appears to be an illegal one, therefore I am not going to provide support.

If you would like to receive assistance with BSOD problems, make sure that Windows is activated using a genuine key.

 

[wither 2]

axe0- please explain the basis for your comment. All I saw was that it appears to be an OEM version. If you're correct, then I'm obligated, by the forum rules, to stop trying to help.

 

[axe0]

It's a custom build with a OEM product ID that's supposed to be preinstalled as it is a SLP type. If you look here at the activation diagnostic report and NoelDP's response, it clearly shows it.

As matter of fact, this is an infamous stolen key that Microsoft blocked from activation, any computer using it is by default not genuinely activated.

 

[wither 2]

Going through the information you provided, I guess the key is that it's a "custom build" with a OEM version of Windows? That's all in his"My Computer" above. The system I'm on right now, was custom built for me by cyberpowerpc and it has a OEM Product ID because I didn't opt for a retail version of Windows. I don't know how you went from that to the other thread based on his information because none of the ID's are listed in My Computer or in msinfo32 for his system (The product ID also doesn't show up in msinfo32 on my system). I wonder if the OP would open Control Panel, System and provide the first 5 characters after OEM in his Product ID.

 

[axe0]

Close, it's 'activated' with OEM SLP. SLP, System Locked Preinstallation, is used with preinstalled laptops for example. You can find it in the systeminfo file in the logs.

 

[wither 2]

Thanks. I overlooked that when I was looking at systeminfo. Information on that ID is also here- Redirecting

On the other hand, I'm not in the habit of checking IDs in the log files. I'm going to start doing that.

I'll refrain from providing any more help to the OP.