BSOD - Windows 7 on Macbook Pro

[niles33]

Hi,

I have a brand new MacBook pro and have installed Windows 7 Premium Home x64 (OEM) on it with Bootcamp.

Hardware and software are two weeks old.

System specs:

Intel i7
8GB RAM (2x4GB)
512GB SSD

I keep getting random BSODs. They are happening sometimes when I am using the computer, but many times when I have just left it for a couple of mins.

I have attached a zip with a couple of error files and .dmp files, can anyone please help me?

 

[zigzag3143]

Hi,

I have a brand new MacBook pro and have installed Windows 7 Premium Home x64 (OEM) on it with Bootcamp.

Hardware and software are two weeks old.

System specs:

Intel i7
8GB RAM (2x4GB)
512GB SSD

I keep getting random BSODs. They are happening sometimes when I am using the computer, but many times when I have just left it for a couple of mins.

I have attached a zip with a couple of error files and .dmp files, can anyone please help me?

Hardly random and Related to FSPFltd.sys File System Filter from FSPro Labs. Yours is from 2008.

I would remove it at least to test.


Second issue

I do notice Symantec which is a frequent cause of BSOD's. I would remove and replace it with Microsoft Security Essentials AT LEAST TO TEST
http://us.norton.com/support/kb/web_view.jsp?wv_type=public_web&docurl=20080710133834EN

Microsoft Security Essentials - Free Antivirus for Windows



Third issue

Please update to SP-1 asap.

Learn how to install Windows 7 Service Pack 1 (SP1)

 

[niles33]

Thanks for the feedback.

Sorry when I wrote "random" I meant at random times not random causes.

I will try to remove that file first, then if it is still causing problems I'll stop Norton and run that file again.

When it comes to Service Pack 1 my system is showing that I already have it. Do the logs show different?

Thanks

 

[zigzag3143]

Thanks for the feedback.

Sorry when I wrote "random" I meant at random times not random causes.

I will try to remove that file first, then if it is still causing problems I'll stop Norton and run that file again.

When it comes to Service Pack 1 my system is showing that I already have it. Do the logs show different?

Thanks

No worries.

Your choice re: Symantec.

My apologies re: SP-1 your do indeed have it installed, I just missed it. On re-examination it has been applied.

 

[niles33]

Thanks for the feedback.

Sorry when I wrote "random" I meant at random times not random causes.

I will try to remove that file first, then if it is still causing problems I'll stop Norton and run that file again.

When it comes to Service Pack 1 my system is showing that I already have it. Do the logs show different?

Thanks

No worries.

Your choice re: Symantec.

My apologies re: SP-1 your do indeed have it installed, I just missed it. On re-examination it has been applied.

Thanks again man

 

[zigzag3143]

Thanks for the feedback.

Sorry when I wrote "random" I meant at random times not random causes.

I will try to remove that file first, then if it is still causing problems I'll stop Norton and run that file again.

When it comes to Service Pack 1 my system is showing that I already have it. Do the logs show different?

Thanks

No worries.

Your choice re: Symantec.

My apologies re: SP-1 your do indeed have it installed, I just missed it. On re-examination it has been applied.

Thanks again man

My pleasure and good luck.

Sorry abt missing sp-1. way too little sleep last night.


Ken