AfireAzuaki
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But it leads him to a blue screen (of death -slapped-). He hasn't given me much detail, but this is what I got. Any help so far? I will update post when I get more details.
Problem solved. My friend is trying to start tf2...
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AfireAzuaki
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I'd appreciate if we could stay on the topic and refrain from useless comments like that.
Thanks.
AfireAzuaki
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He is usually busy as fuck to check stuff, barely on stuff. Ironically, I see him a lot on facebook, but he may not want to for various retarted reasons. But Yea. I will ask
AfireAzuaki
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1. Have your friend run dxdiag and then use "Save All Information" button to dump all output to the file and post this file here.
2. Have your friend download Memtest86+ and run it to see if he gets any memory-related errors. primarily BSOD's are caused by RAM issues. CPU and Motherboard could be the case too, but not as often as RAM.
3. Have your friend read Link 1 and Link 2.
2. Have your friend download Memtest86+ and run it to see if he gets any memory-related errors. primarily BSOD's are caused by RAM issues. CPU and Motherboard could be the case too, but not as often as RAM.
3. Have your friend read Link 1 and Link 2.
we really need more info if you expect any good amount of help
1. computer specs
2. all his drivers up to date
3. windows update up-to-date
4. Does it blue screen on anything else
most BSOD occur with faulty hardware or something in the bios, like it being out of date. Ram can cause Bsod though
1. computer specs
2. all his drivers up to date
3. windows update up-to-date
4. Does it blue screen on anything else
most BSOD occur with faulty hardware or something in the bios, like it being out of date. Ram can cause Bsod though
That's exactly what I've said. Primarily RAM is what causes BSOD though.
ALSO!!! Run the "Blue Screen of Death" tool and post the result here.
AfireAzuaki
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[CoFR]Mirlen
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BSOD's will give you some info on WHAT (may have) caused the crash. This can help narrow things down (sometimes). That would be one major piece of info to obtain... Take a digital camera pic of the bluescreen for an easy way to capture it.
Got this when downloading that tool in chrome:
Scan Statistics:
Scan Time: 1 seconds
Scan Targets: C:\Downloads\bluescreenview.zip
Counts:
Total items scanned: 5
- Files & Directories: 5
- Registry Entries: 0
- Processes & Start-up Items: 0
- Network & Browser Items: 0
- Other: 0
- Trusted Files: 0
- Skipped Files: 0
Total security risks detected: 0
Total items resolved: 0
Total items that require attention: 0
Resolved Threats:
No risks have been resolved
Unresolved Threats:
No unresolved risks