(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Hello , Im making a thread because no-body wants to help me in the shoutbox .

I have BSOD , It pops up mostly when I come out of *sleep mode* .

It can happen when i start up my pc , and my CPU will be on 100% .
It just takes ages to load up , fan going crazy , then BSOD comes up , it reboots , then i try again , just a cycle , so i created another user account in CMD , seems to work , but sometimes even that one crashes with BSOD.

I have done lots of virus scans and they all say 0 virus's .
I'm very careful about what I download , so I don't think I would have any viruses anyway.

This is the error code : Stop : 0x0000007E (0x82efe3e1 , 0x807dfb50 , 0x807df730)

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If you would like to help me , then , thanks .....

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Then see if it records it the next time it happens, or even before.

Don't reinstall Windows or anything, it may be unnecessary. Googling the error code may help, but it's easier this way. You also get a better explanation. Post the results, maybe I can help. Thanks!

Do you have the oriiginal windows disk that caem with your system? , if so re-install all the files on your PC / Reformat to factory date.

Its not a virus its a software/hardware failure mostly it happened to me once when i installed my dazzle, type in the error code in google you should get some results if you dont email microsoft i dont know there help line but it probz be quiet easy to find out, have you installed any drivers/programs before the proccess started?


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also try updating your windows by using windows update if the is any updates install them this could help!

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Viruses?

Try scanning your system, Then use Malware bytes or what ever its called, to check your registery..

Also, there's no use in assuming that it could be a virus/hardware/hard drive issue. Before you find out, it may be too late.

I kept getting a BAD_POOL_HEADER BSoD, and the program above (in my previous post) told me the exact source of this issue. It saved me time and valuable data.

Im uploading a pic of the Blue screen program ... You will be 'Impressed'

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As I said , Nothing found .. And I used the program you stated ..

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Check out my picture of the Blue screen viewer .. I have 37 crashes ... Since 18/2/11

It's a problem with your Windows files. You could either try to repair it (with a recovery disk) or do a clean install. Those are the only two solutions I know, and it's funny because this was my problem too. xD

You just have to look at the "source" column, the program does a great job with finding the issue.

Are you overclocked? It happened to me a few times when my processor voltage was too low.