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Unexpected Blue Screens - noeul - 2013-05-03
Since Wednesday my computer would randomly send me to a BSOD without warning. Once I restarted my computer and read the error report thing it said that these programs caused(?) it to happen
C:\Windows\Minidump\050313-16894-01.dmp
C:\Users\Joseph\AppData\Local\Temp\WER-42759-0.sysdata.xml
does anyone know what I could do to fix this?
Unexpected Blue Screens - Dudewitbow - 2013-05-03
download and utilize nirsoft bluescreen viewer and fine out exactally what file caused the crash. the file given is a dump file where the crash information is stored
Unexpected Blue Screens - noeul - 2013-05-04
Dudewitbow Wrote:download and utilize nirsoft bluescreen viewer and fine out exactally what file caused the crash. the file given is a dump file where the crash information is stored
Spoiler
That's what came up using that program
![[Image: 8zfyuq.png]](http://i39.tinypic.com/8zfyuq.png)
Unexpected Blue Screens - Dudewitbow - 2013-05-04
1st one: Nvidia Driver caused a crash, reinstall the driver or use a different one(newer or older version). remember to uninstall the driver first(or in the case of nvidia, choose to install fresh)
2nd one: ntkrnlpa.exe is a windows service, so that means that something is interfering with the service causing a BSOD. can be conflict with a driver in the system
3rd one: same as 1, at this rate, its most likely a display driver problem which caused #2 as well
Unexpected Blue Screens - noeul - 2013-05-04
Dudewitbow Wrote:1st one: Nvidia Driver caused a crash, reinstall the driver or use a different one(newer or older version). remember to uninstall the driver first(or in the case of nvidia, choose to install fresh)
2nd one: ntkrnlpa.exe is a windows service, so that means that something is interfering with the service causing a BSOD. can be conflict with a driver in the system
3rd one: same as 1, at this rate, its most likely a display driver problem which caused #2 as well
Just did the clean install for the nvidia thing and I BSOD'd again. Here's the pic
Spoiler
![[Image: 20hr1g2.png]](http://i43.tinypic.com/20hr1g2.png)
Unexpected Blue Screens - Dudewitbow - 2013-05-04
yeah, you may have to keep backtracking on drivers till you can find one that is stable on your system. A few of the newer drivers on nvidia;s behalf react badly to certain cards, and users had to backtrack to older versions.