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    1. The document provides steps to resolve BSOD issues: obtain information from the Blue Screen itself such as error codes and file names, check the Event Viewer, and search the hard drive for .dmp or .mdmp files which contain memory dumps that can be analyzed using debugging tools. 2. Sometimes memory dump files are temporarily stored by Error Reporting and then deleted after a report is sent. To save the dump file, click "Details" and copy the file before sending the report. 3. The mini summary restates steps to disable automatic restarts, find the error code in the BSOD to look it up in an error list, and uninstall any programs that may be causing the BSOD.

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    1. The document provides steps to resolve BSOD issues: obtain information from the Blue Screen itself such as error codes and file names, check the Event Viewer, and search the hard drive for .dmp or .mdmp files which contain memory dumps that can be analyzed using debugging tools. 2. Sometimes memory dump files are temporarily stored by Error Reporting and then deleted after a report is sent. To save the dump file, click "Details" and copy the file before sending the report. 3. The mini summary restates steps to disable automatic restarts, find the error code in the BSOD to look it up in an error list, and uninstall any programs that may be causing the BSOD.

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    Catalin Iulian Cocea
    1. The document provides steps to resolve BSOD issues: obtain information from the Blue Screen itself such as error codes and file names, check the Event Viewer, and search the hard drive for .dmp or .mdmp files which contain memory dumps that can be analyzed using debugging tools. 2. Sometimes memory dump files are temporarily stored by Error Reporting and then deleted after a report is sent. To save the dump file, click "Details" and copy the file before sending the report. 3. The mini summary restates steps to disable automatic restarts, find the error code in the BSOD to look it up in an error list, and uninstall any programs that may be causing the BSOD.

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    Metode de rezolvare a BSOD-urilor:

    A ( http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/forums/topic74712.html )
    1) The first place to get the information is from the Blue Screen itself. Write down all of the
    long numbers, the description that's in all Caps with underscores ( _ ) between the words, and
    any file names that may be mentioned (be sure to note if there wasn't a filename in your post).
    In the event that the BSOD flashes by too fast to read, use the first reference to disable the
    Automatically Restart function ( How To Disable Automatic Restarts ).

    2)The next place to find the information is in the Event Viewer. Use the mini-guide in the
    second reference to see how to do this ( How To Use The Event Viewer ).

    3) The last place to find the information is on your hard drive. Search your hard drive for files
    ending in .dmp and .mdmp. You're looking for the most recent file (or the one closest to the
    last BSOD that you experienced). Once you find it, use the third reference ( How To Debug
    Memory Dumps ) to perform an analysis of the memory dump. Be sure to use the !analyze -v
    command in the bottom of the Debugger's window before closing out your session. Then
    copy and paste the results into your next post. Someone will have a look at it to see if we can
    figure out what's gone wrong.

    4) Sometimes, when Error Reporting is enabled, the dump files will be stored temporarily on
    your system and are erased once the report is sent. To save this info, you'll have to copy the
    dump file before sending the report. To do this, just click on the "Details" link in the error
    report and you'll see some file locations listed. Choose the one that ends in .dmp or .mdmp,
    locate it in Windows Explorer, and copy it to your Desktop (you'll have to enable viewing of
    hidden files to do this).

    Mini rezumat:
    - disable automatic restarts
    - vezi codul de eroare in BDOS dupa care il cauti in lista de erori
    http://aumha.org/win5/kbestop.htm
    - dezinstalezi programul ce a cauzat BDOS-ul

    B
    -folosesti BlueScreenView
    - vezi codul de eroare in BDOS dupa care il cauti in lista de erori
    http://aumha.org/win5/kbestop.htm
    - dezinstalezi programul ce a cauzat BDOS-ul

    How to View Windows Minidump Files


    http://www.pchell.com/support/minidumps.shtml

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