gamejockey21
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I have been having issues with the BSOD since I first turned on the Laptop. It was a very good price, so I kept it dispsite the BSOD problems. 
I have checked the drivers and updated what was updateable.
I flashed the Bios as 1 newer version was available.
BSOD message changed between the Fault in non page area, one about NTSF. and one with no reason.
Originally the BSOD would pop up unexpectedly. I have to restored or repaired every time I start up the Laptop.
That has changed now, it seems to only happen at system start ups.
I can restart the laptop repeatedly with no problems once it is stable. As long as there is a very short off time ("restart"). If I turn it off for a few hours, overnight or for days; I have to start the repair / restore procedure all over again. Until it is stabilized. I have tried making a restore check point before turning off and going directly to the restore on thr next start up. This seems to be a temporary work around until I can find the cause and correct it. Also running a registry checker and repairing it has stopped the need to do factory resets as the system becomes more and more unstable with each BSOD.
Note: The clock does NOT lose time. So that rules out the internal battery?
I keep it plugged into a power outlet all the times. There are NO AC and Battery problems.
I hope you can find the reason for the crashes in the attached files.
I hope I have attached and collected the files correctly.
I have checked the drivers and updated what was updateable.
I flashed the Bios as 1 newer version was available.
BSOD message changed between the Fault in non page area, one about NTSF. and one with no reason.
Originally the BSOD would pop up unexpectedly. I have to restored or repaired every time I start up the Laptop.
That has changed now, it seems to only happen at system start ups.
I can restart the laptop repeatedly with no problems once it is stable. As long as there is a very short off time ("restart"). If I turn it off for a few hours, overnight or for days; I have to start the repair / restore procedure all over again. Until it is stabilized. I have tried making a restore check point before turning off and going directly to the restore on thr next start up. This seems to be a temporary work around until I can find the cause and correct it. Also running a registry checker and repairing it has stopped the need to do factory resets as the system becomes more and more unstable with each BSOD.
Note: The clock does NOT lose time. So that rules out the internal battery?
I keep it plugged into a power outlet all the times. There are NO AC and Battery problems.
I hope you can find the reason for the crashes in the attached files.
I hope I have attached and collected the files correctly.
My Computer
At a glance
Win 7 Home premium 64BitAMD PHENOM II N660 DUAL-CORE PROCESSOR4GBON BOARD
- Computer Manufacturer/Model Number
- Acer / Aspire 5552-7819 (LAPTOP)
- OS
- Win 7 Home premium 64Bit
- CPU
- AMD PHENOM II N660 DUAL-CORE PROCESSOR
- Memory
- 4GB
- Graphics Card(s)
- ON BOARD
