Blue Screen (AGAIN!)
August 6th, 2016
I got blue screen again.
The problem lies with my hard disk(I guess).So i purchased a new Hard Disk.
But 2 days later,I got blue screen again!
http://s298.photobucket.com/albums/mm260//?action=view¤t=BlueScreen.png
What is wrong with my computer?
Someone please help me
Desperate for help!
does your windows vista have service pack 1? or 2?
Do you know how to check?
does your windows vista have service pack 1? or 2?
Do you know how to check?
I just updated it to service pack 2 yesterday night.
Can You Tell Us The BSOD Error Code?? When Your Computer Gets To Blue Screen, Hit The Pause Button On Your Keypad, And Write Down The BSOD Error Code!!! You Have To Be Quick Though!!!!
Can You Tell Us The BSOD Error Code?? When Your Computer Gets To Blue Screen, Hit The Pause Button On Your Keypad, And Write Down The BSOD Error Code!!! You Have To Be Quick Though!!!!Ok….
Possibly ram problems if it happend over 2 drives
check your error log for clues
put
eventvwr.msc
into a run or search box
Can You Tell Us The BSOD Error Code?? When Your Computer Gets To Blue Screen, Hit The Pause Button On Your Keypad, And Write Down The BSOD Error Code!!! You Have To Be Quick Though!!!!
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Now, for your question, you can turn off automatic restart on BSOD errors in Vista, to see what’s actually causing it.
1. Click Start button.
2. From Start menu Click Control panel.
3. In Control Panel Click the System icon.
4. In the System Window look on the Left hand side of the window and you will see a list of options. Click on the Advanced System Settings option.
5. Because Computer management requires administrative privileges you may find the User Account Control will pop up. If it does then enter the required information (if you are not the administrator) or, if you are the administrator, click the Continue button.
6. In the Advanced Settings window look for the Startup and Recovery section and then Click the Settings button.
7. In the Startup and recovery window look for the section marked System failure and remove the 'tick' mark from the 'Automatically Restart' option. Now press the OK button.
8. Finally click the OK button on the System properties Window and then close the system window.
Usually when you get a STOP error, aka BSOD (Blue Screen of Death), it will tell you exactly what caused it, etc.
Next time it happens, grab the name of what’s causing it, it should be at the top of the screen.
Enter that exact error problem in Google and you can get further help that way. What I might also recommend is, have you checked your RAM lately? Maybe one went fault.
Can You Tell Us The BSOD Error Code?? When Your Computer Gets To Blue Screen, Hit The Pause Button On Your Keypad, And Write Down The BSOD Error Code!!! You Have To Be Quick Though!!!!
You sir, need to go back to school. Quit Capitalizing Ever Word In Your Sentence, Nobody Can Understand It, And It Gets Quite Annoying.
Now, for your question, you can turn off automatic restart on BSOD errors in Vista, to see what's actually causing it.
1. Click Start button.
2. From Start menu Click Control panel.
3. In Control Panel Click the System icon.
4. In the System Window look on the Left hand side of the window and you will see a list of options. Click on the Advanced System Settings option.
5. Because Computer management requires administrative privileges you may find the User Account Control will pop up. If it does then enter the required information (if you are not the administrator) or, if you are the administrator, click the Continue button.
6. In the Advanced Settings window look for the Startup and Recovery section and then Click the Settings button.
7. In the Startup and recovery window look for the section marked System failure and remove the 'tick' mark from the 'Automatically Restart' option. Now press the OK button.
8. Finally click the OK button on the System properties Window and then close the system window.
Usually when you get a STOP error, aka BSOD (Blue Screen of Death), it will tell you exactly what caused it, etc.
Next time it happens, grab the name of what's causing it, it should be at the top of the screen.
Enter that exact error problem in Google and you can get further help that way. What I might also recommend is, have you checked your RAM lately? Maybe one went fault.
I have done all the following.
What should I do to check the RAM.
I have 2 RAM slots which are occupied by 1GB and 2 GB.
Possibly ram problems if it happend over 2 drives.
I am using an internal Segate Momemtus 500GB drive
and I have used 2 USB ports for
a Sandisk Cruzer Micro 4GB U3 thumbdrive
and a Seagate Free AgentGo 205GB Hard Disk
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Can You Tell Us The BSOD Error Code?? When Your Computer Gets To Blue Screen, Hit The Pause Button On Your Keypad, And Write Down The BSOD Error Code!!! You Have To Be Quick Though!!!!
You sir, need to go back to school. Quit Capitalizing Ever Word In Your Sentence, Nobody Can Understand It, And It Gets Quite Annoying.
Now, for your question, you can turn off automatic restart on BSOD errors in Vista, to see what's actually causing it.
1. Click Start button.
2. From Start menu Click Control panel.
3. In Control Panel Click the System icon.
4. In the System Window look on the Left hand side of the window and you will see a list of options. Click on the Advanced System Settings option.
5. Because Computer management requires administrative privileges you may find the User Account Control will pop up. If it does then enter the required information (if you are not the administrator) or, if you are the administrator, click the Continue button.
6. In the Advanced Settings window look for the Startup and Recovery section and then Click the Settings button.
7. In the Startup and recovery window look for the section marked System failure and remove the 'tick' mark from the 'Automatically Restart' option. Now press the OK button.
8. Finally click the OK button on the System properties Window and then close the system window.
Usually when you get a STOP error, aka BSOD (Blue Screen of Death), it will tell you exactly what caused it, etc.
Next time it happens, grab the name of what's causing it, it should be at the top of the screen.
Enter that exact error problem in Google and you can get further help that way. What I might also recommend is, have you checked your RAM lately? Maybe one went fault.
I have done all the following.
What should I do to check the RAM.
I have 2 RAM slots which are occupied by 1GB and 2 GB.
well then i dont think it is a ram problem.
may be the problem lies with the cable that connects the hard disk to motherboard….i had a similar problem like this, try to use another cable….
may be the problem lies with the cable that connects the hard disk to motherboard....i had a similar problem like this, try to use another cable....
Mine is a laptop.
Ok i got the Technical Information already.
Technical Information
*** STOP:0x00000116 (0x88EBD510,0x8FE0BEBO,0x0C00000B5,0x0000000A)
*** nvlddmkm.sys. Address 8FE0BEBO base at 8FE07000,Datestamp 46438279
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nvlddmkm.sys
that looks like a nVidia driver problem
you have the latest drivers installed ?
http://www.nvidia.com/page/drivers.html
Ok i got the Technical Information already.
Technical Information
*** STOP:0x00000116 (0x88EBD510,0x8FE0BEBO,0x0C00000B5,0x0000000A)
*** nvlddmkm.sys. Address 8FE0BEBO base at 8FE07000,Datestamp 46438279
From what I read, that’s a Vista problem. If upgrading your video drivers doesn’t work, try swapping the video card with a different one and see if you still have the problem then with vista.
As you can see here:http://www.google.com/#hl=en&q=Vista+STOP+0x00000116&aq=f&oq=&aqi=g10&=Google+Search&=I%27m+Feeling+Lucky&fp=1mZ_-PL2Zjc
There are plenty of people having that exact same problem, unfortunately, I couldn’t really find any help =/ Sorry.
nvlddmkm.sys
that looks like a nVidia driver problem
you have the latest drivers installed ?
http://www.nvidia.com/page/drivers.html
I got all the latest drivers already
Ok i got the Technical Information already.
Technical Information
*** STOP:0x00000116 (0x88EBD510,0x8FE0BEBO,0x0C00000B5,0x0000000A)
*** nvlddmkm.sys. Address 8FE0BEBO base at 8FE07000,Datestamp 46438279
From what I read, that's a Vista problem. If upgrading your video drivers doesn't work, try swapping the video card with a different one and see if you still have the problem then with vista.
As you can see here:http://www.google.com/#hl=en&q=Vista+STOP+0x00000116&aq=f&oq=&aqi=g10&=Google+Search&=I%27m+Feeling+Lucky&fp=1mZ_-PL2Zjc
There are plenty of people having that exact same problem, unfortunately, I couldn't really find any help =/ Sorry.
Mine is a laptop.
read one post that said if you change the 3D image setting slider to performance or blend from quality it might help
read one post that said if you change the 3D image setting slider to performance or blend from quality it might help
could you give me the exact steps please?
from here near the bottom
http://www.vistaforums.com/Forum/Topic5276-21-1.aspx
Ok The fix: This is the only way I can play Madden08 Without Getting nvlddmkm.sys Crash (Bsod)
****Drum Roll*** Open Nvidia Control Panel Under 3D settings click " Adjust Image Settings With Preview Then Down where the Animated Nvidia Graphic is Make sure you have chosen " USE MY PREFERENCE EMPHASIZING " and move the slider to Performance click Accept Click ok.
NO MORE nvlddmkm.sys BSOD. And at what expense ? At the game looking like ~love~? yes, and at every reason of owning a High end pc. Sacrificing Quality becuase your machine get's what Nvidia calls " TDR " and the Graphics card must reset itself is such garbage. Anyway I'm so sorry to say this is the only thing that will work for me. I have also bumped the slider to Balanced and not gotten any nvlddmkm.sys BSOD but the second I move the slider to the the " Quality " setting bingo nvlddmkm.sys Blue screen of Death. Nvidia Needs to be made aware of this.
from here near the bottom
http://www.vistaforums.com/Forum/Topic5276-21-1.aspx
Ok The fix: This is the only way I can play Madden08 Without Getting nvlddmkm.sys Crash (Bsod)
****Drum Roll*** Open Nvidia Control Panel Under 3D settings click " Adjust Image Settings With Preview Then Down where the Animated Nvidia Graphic is Make sure you have chosen " USE MY PREFERENCE EMPHASIZING " and move the slider to Performance click Accept Click ok.
NO MORE nvlddmkm.sys BSOD. And at what expense ? At the game looking like ~love~? yes, and at every reason of owning a High end pc. Sacrificing Quality becuase your machine get's what Nvidia calls " TDR " and the Graphics card must reset itself is such garbage. Anyway I'm so sorry to say this is the only thing that will work for me. I have also bumped the slider to Balanced and not gotten any nvlddmkm.sys BSOD but the second I move the slider to the the " Quality " setting bingo nvlddmkm.sys Blue screen of Death. Nvidia Needs to be made aware of this.
Ok thank you so much!
Lets hope this works!
X <<– fingers crossed !